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January 2019, Volume 34, Issue 1
October 2018, Volume 33, Issue 4
- 767-767 Editorial
by Calum Paton
- 768-774 How might organisational institutionalism support the challenges of the modern hospice?
by Emma Hodges & Sue Read
- 775-793 Migration and health: A systematic review on health and health care of internal migrants in India
by Yadlapalli S. Kusuma & Bontha V. Babu
- 794-805 Challenges toward achieving universal health coverage in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, and Tanzania
by Chukwuemeka A. Umeh
- 806-822 The development of funding recommendations for health technologies at the state level: A South Australian case study
by Robyn Lambert & Drew Carter & Naomi Burgess & Hossein Haji Ali Afzali
- 823-835 Understanding the use of India's National Health Insurance Scheme for family planning and reproductive health services in Uttar Pradesh
by Arupendra Mozumdar & Kumudha Aruldas & Aparna Jain & Laura Reichenbach
- 836-846 Implementation of the WHO Surgical Safety Checklist at a teaching hospital in India and evaluation of the effects on perioperative complications
by Raghavendra Shankar
- 847-859 Monetary and nonmonetary household consumption of health services and the role of insurance benefits: An analysis of the Mexico's National Household Income and Expenditure Survey
by Edson Serván‐Mori & Veronika J. Wirtz
- 860-879 Measuring inequalities in the demographical and geographical distribution of physicians in China: Generalist versus specialist
by Jingxian Wu
- 880-889 Informal caregivers in hospitals: Opportunities and threats
by Mohammadreza Amiresmaili & Zahra Emrani
- 883-891 Can a decentralized blood supply system reach 100% voluntary nonremunerated donation?
by Tarek Bou Assi & Antoine Haddad & Laura Haddad & Olivier Garraud
- 890-901 Examining Japanese women's preferences for a new style of postnatal care facility and its attributes
by Junyi Shen & Takako Nakashima & Izumi Karasawa & Tatsuro Furui & Kenichiro Morishige & Tatsuyoshi Saijo
- 892-905 What characteristics of provider payment mechanisms influence health care providers' behaviour? A literature review
by Jacob S. Kazungu & Edwine W. Barasa & Melvin Obadha & Jane Chuma
- 902-914 Adverse selection and supply‐side factors in the enrollment in community‐based health insurance in Northwest Ethiopia: A mixed methodology
by Asmamaw Atafu & Soonman Kwon
- 906-917 The effect of chronic disease family history on the adoption of healthier lifestyles
by Alexandre Sá & Bárbara Peleteiro
- 915-933 Emergency departments key performance indicators: A unified framework and its practice
by Alicia Núñez & Liliana Neriz & Ricardo Mateo & Francisco Ramis & Arkalgud Ramaprasad
- 918-929 A retrospective and prospective assessment of the zero‐markup drug reform in China from the perspective of policy diffusion
by Jianwei Deng & Huilin Tian & Yilun Guo & Tengyang Ma & Yangjie Sun & Shiyang Zhang & Tianan Yang & Xu Tian
- 930-943 Effect of informal financial support for health care on health Insurance uptake: Evidence from a mixed‐methods study in Tamale metropolis of northern Ghana
by Yussif Nagumse Alhassan
- 934-940 Regulation of access to the hospital care network for children in Ceará, Brazil
by Maria de Fátima Vasques Monteiro & Maria Auxiliadora F. Vertamatti & Maria Nina Morais Alves & Amanda Cordeiro de Oliveira Carvalho & Maria Nizete Tavares Alves & Caio Parente Barbosa
- 941-966 A random forest and simulation approach for scheduling operation rooms: Elective surgery cancelation in a Chinese hospital urology department
by Li Luo & Chuang Liu & Li Feng & Shuzhen Zhao & Renrong Gong
- 944-959 Who wants to pay more taxes to improve public health care?
by Nazim Habibov & Alena Auchynnikava & Rong Luo & Lida Fan
- 960-970 Job satisfaction among anesthetists in Ethiopia—a national cross‐sectional study
by Sharon Kibwana & Muluneh Yigzaw & Yohannes Molla & Jos van Roosmalen & Jelle Stekelenburg
- 967-995 International comparisons of disparities in access to care for people with mental health conditions
by Lisa Corscadden & Emily J. Callander & Stephanie M. Topp
- 971-984 Public hospital reform in Turkey: The “public hospital union” case (2012‐2017)
by Aziz Küçük
- 985-998 Dark triad personalities and counterproductive work behaviors among physicians in China
by Liu Ying & Aaron Cohen
- 996-1012 Social health insurance vs private health insurance in China: Revisit crowd‐out effect based on a multiple mediation analysis
by Ying Zhang & Anni Su & Xiaoxing Liu & Yue Zhang
- 999-1013 The place of private care governance in the South African health care system
by Adam Fusheini & John Eyles & Jane Goudge
- 1013-1023 Exploring a motivation of medical staff
by Anatoliy G. Goncharuk
- 1014-1021 Financial implications of laparoscopic hot gallbladder service in a nontertiary District General Hospital
by Sayantan Bhattacharya & Tom Richardson & Gerlin Naidoo & Kieran Gillick & Saif Haddad & Chandrima Ghosh & Paula Brereton
- 1022-1036 Change from health center to family physician period in the Turkish health system: A qualitative study
by Celalettin Cevik & Bulent Kilic
- 1024-1044 Understanding the process of strengthening multi‐sectoral efforts for anemia reduction: Qualitative findings from Sierra Leone and Uganda
by Danya Sarkar & Hillary Murphy & Teemar Fisseha & Aminata S. Koroma & Mary H. Hodges & Nancy Adero & Sarah Ngalombi & Jane Nabakooza & Jolene Wun & Sorrel M.L. Namaste
- 1037-1049 Rwandan stakeholder perspectives of integrated family planning and HIV services
by Kristin M. Wall & Roger Bayingana & Rosine Ingabire & Lauren Ahlschlager & Amanda Tichacek & Susan Allen & Etienne Karita
- 1045-1059 Able to purchase? Agency problems in China's social health insurance system and the pitfalls of third‐party strategic purchasing
by Kai Liu & Alex Jingwei He
- 1050-1066 Health sector decentralisation in Tanzania: How do institutional capacities influence use of decision space?
by Ramadhani Kigume & Stephen Maluka
- 1060-1070 Prevalence, awareness, and treatment of depressive symptoms among the middle‐aged and elderly in China from 2008 to 2015
by Qun Wang & Wenyao Tian
- 1067-1087 Efficiency of Brazilian public services of kidney transplantation: Benchmarking Brazilian states via data envelopment analysis
by Marina Martins Siqueira & Claudia Affonso Silva Araujo
- 1071-1081 Provincial health expenditure and cardiovascular disease mortality, a panel data study of Canadian provinces
by Hakunawadi Pswarayi & Emmanuel Dankwah & Manpreet Kaur & Imaeyen Okon & Mohsen Yaghoubi & Tamer Qarmout & Megan Steeves & Marwa Farag
- 1082-1092 Choosing cooperation over competition; hospital strategies in response to selective contracting
by Martin van Ineveld & Jeroen van Wijngaarden & Gerard Scholten
- 1088-1099 Task sharing: Development of evidence‐based co‐management strategy model for screening, detection, and management of diabetic retinopathy
by Mufarriq Shah & Ayesha Noor & Gail M. Ormsby & Fakir Amirul Islam & Colin Alex Harper & Jill Elizabeth Keeffe
- 1093-1109 Moving towards universal health coverage: The need for a strengthened planning process
by Juliet Nabyonga‐Orem & Belinda J. Nabukalu & Ghirmay Andemichael & Rosemary Khosi‐Mthetwa & Attiye Shaame & Sebentile Myeni & Ebony Quinto & Delanyo Dovlo
- 1100-1111 The sustainability of a community nurses programme aimed at supporting active ageing in mountain areas
by Roberto Ippoliti & Isabella Allievi & Greta Falavigna & Pasquale Giuliano & Floriana Montani & Paola Obbia & Silvia Rizzi & Giuliana Moda
- 1110-1120 Effect of the treatment‐before‐deposit policy on trust in physicians and perceived service quality among patients in 12 hospitals in China
by Shinduk Lee & Wenxin Wang & David J. Washburn & Hongmei Shi & Yue Yu & Yuxian Du & Hao Zhang & Jay E. Maddock
- 1112-1123 An exploratory case study of the organizational functioning of a decision‐making and referral support call center for frontline providers of maternal and new born care in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana
by Edith Frimpong & Ebenezer Oduro‐Mensah & Linda Vanotoo & Irene Akua Agyepong
- 1121-1135 At the coalface of collaborative mental health care: A qualitative study of governance and power in district‐level service provision in South Africa
by André Janse van Rensburg & Rabia Khan & Edwin Wouters & Dingie van Rensburg & Pieter Fourie & Piet Bracke
- 1124-1136 Examining the association between educational attainment and life expectancy in MENA region: A panel data analysis
by Samer Hamidi & Khadeegha Alzouebi & Fevzi Akinci & Ferhat D. Zengul
- 1136-1145 Early childhood development in Iran and its provinces: Inequality versus average
by Mostafa Amini Rarani & Mehdi Nosratabadi & Maryam Moeeni
- 1137-1146 Study of the factors causing medical disputes in a Third‐Level Grade A Hospital in Shanghai
by Yu Liu & Yonghai Bai & Pei Wang & Zhongliang Xu
- 1146-1158 Moderating healthcare costs through an assisted physical activity programme
by Emidia Vagnoni & Giulia Rita Biavati & Michele Felisatti & Luca Pomidori
- 1147-1159 The roles of, activities of, and competencies for, community nursing services in rural Vietnam: Implications for policy decisions
by Nguyen Van Huy & Kyung‐Sook Bang & Hoang Thi Ai Xuan & Cao Duc Thang & Nguyen Van Thanh & Le Thi Hoan & Sunghee H. Tak & Soo‐Young Yu & Jinseon Yi & Dinh Thai Son & Hoang Van Minh & Luu Ngoc Hoat
- 1159-1177 A critical analysis of health care purchasing arrangements in Kenya: A case study of the county departments of health
by Rahab Mbau & Edwine Barasa & Kenneth Munge & Stephen Mulupi & Peter K. Nguhiu & Jane Chuma
- 1160-1178 Success factors for universal access to antiretroviral treatments in South Africa
by Marlène Guillon
- 1178-1188 Barriers to reporting of patient safety incidents in tertiary hospitals: A qualitative study of nurses and resident physicians in South Korea
by Won Lee & So Yoon Kim & Sang‐il Lee & Sun Gyo Lee & Hyung Chul Kim & Insook Kim
- 1179-1192 Distribution of health facilities in Nigeria: Implications and options for Universal Health Coverage
by Olusesan Ayodeji Makinde & Abayomi Sule & Olayinka Ayankogbe & David Boone
- 1189-1201 Identifying and confirming demotivating factors for village health workers in rural communities of Bhutan
by Dolley Tshering & Phudit Tejativaddhana & Taweesak Siripornpibul & Mary Cruickshank & David Briggs
- 1193-1199 Leadership development in health care in low and middle‐income countries: Is there another way?
by John Edmonstone
- 1200-1210 Epistemic layers in development planning: A case study of the health sector in the Gunungkidul District, Indonesia
by Farah Purwaningrum & Stephanie Doris Short
- 1211-1224 Doctors' career choices in health systems constrained by national medical exams: A discrete choice experiment
by Pedro Ramos & Hélio Alves
- 1225-1231 The effect of the latest health care reforms on the quality of community health services in China
by Yanhong Gong & Juan Xu & Ting Chen & Na Sun & Zuxun Lu & Xiaoxv Yin
- 1232-1249 Cost comparison and determinants of out‐of‐pocket payments on child delivery care in Bangladesh
by Abdur Razzaque Sarker & Marufa Sultana & Nausad Ali & Raisul Akram & Nurnabi Sheikh & Rashidul Alam Mahumud & Alec Morton
- 1250-1261 Outsourcing in Iranian hospitals: Findings from a qualitative study
by Pouran Raeissi & Mobin Sokhanvar & Edris Kakemam
- 1262-1278 Enhancing policy implementation to improve healthcare practices: The role and strategies of hybrid national‐local support structures
by Emma Granström & Johan Hansson & Vibeke Sparring & Mats Brommels & Monica Elisabeth Nyström
July 2018, Volume 33, Issue 3
April 2018, Volume 33, Issue 2
- 291-293 EDITORIAL—the NHS at 70: National treasure or threadbare antique?
by Calum Paton
- 294-308 Challenges of Rasthryia Swasthya Bima Yojana (RSBY) in West Bengal, India: An exploratory study
by Satarupa Bandyopadhyay & Kasturi Sen
- 309-320 Challenges facing community health workers in Brazil's Family Health Strategy: A qualitative study
by Rebecca Grossman‐Kahn & Julia Schoen & John William Mallett & Alexandra Brentani & Elizabeth Kaselitz & Michele Heisler
- 321-328 Impact of chronic disease on the mid‐age employment in Taiwan
by Chun‐Chih Chen & Ying‐Tzu Lin
- 329-344 Management of syphilis in pregnancy: Knowledge and practices of health care providers and barriers to the control of disease in Teresina, Brazil
by Danielle Carvalho Rodrigues & Rosa Maria Soares Madeira Domingues
- 345-356 Relative reductions in health care utilization among young adults before aging out of extended dependent coverage
by Weiwei Chen
- 357-363 Shortening gestational age at term and organisation of birth care in the Czech Republic
by Martina Štípková
- 364-379 Perspectives on the underlying drivers of urgent and emergency care reconfiguration in Ireland
by E. Droog & C. Foley & O. Healy & C. Buckley & M. Boyce & S. McHugh & J.P. Browne
- 380-390 Validity and reliability of the Japanese version of the Care Transitions Measure
by Mai Yoshimura & Miho Sato & Naomi Sumi
- 391-404 Government helper and citizen advocate? A case study of the multiple roles and pressures facing a nongovernmental organization contracted by government to strengthen community health in northern India
by Kerry Scott & Asha S. George & Steven A. Harvey & Shinjini Mondal & Gupteswar Patel & Raman VR & Kabir Sheikh
- 403-415 Building hospital capacity planning mechanisms in Poland: The impact of 2016/2017 regulatory changes
by Katarzyna Dubas‐Jakóbczyk & Christoph Sowada & Alicja Domagała & Barbara Więckowska
- 405-413 Understanding ED performance after the implementation of activity‐based funding
by Ghasem‐Sam Toloo & John Burke & Julia Crilly & Ged Williams & Bridie McCann & Gerry FitzGerald & Anthony Bell
- 414-425 Ageing in India: Financial hardship from health expenditures
by Ting‐Hsuan J. Lee & Indrani Saran & Krishna D. Rao
- 416-433 Barriers to treatment adherence for individuals with latent tuberculosis infection: A systematic search and narrative synthesis of the literature
by Yisi Liu & Stephen Birch & K. Bruce Newbold & Beverley M. Essue
- 426-433 Hospital accreditation in Iran: A qualitative case study of Kerman hospitals
by Mahmood Nekoei‐Moghadam & Mohammadreza Amiresmaili & Mohammadhosein Iranemansh & Mahla Iranmanesh
- 434-448 The free healthcare initiative in Sierra Leone: Evaluating a health system reform, 2010‐2015
by Sophie Witter & Nouria Brikci & Tim Harris & Richard Williams & Sarah Keen & Ana Mujica & Alex Jones & Alex Murray‐Zmijewski & Barbara Bale & Bailah Leigh & Ade Renner
- 434-453 Do private hospitals outperform public hospitals regarding efficiency, accessibility, and quality of care in the European Union? A literature review
by Florien M. Kruse & Niek W. Stadhouders & Eddy M. Adang & Stef Groenewoud & Patrick P.T. Jeurissen
- 449-459 Why do people become health workers? Analysis from life histories in 4 post‐conflict and post‐crisis countries
by Sophie Witter & Haja Wurie & Justine Namakula & Wilson Mashange & Yotamu Chirwa & Alvaro Alonso‐Garbayo
- 454-463 Financial consequences from smoking‐related diseases in middle‐income countries: Evidence and lessons from Mexico
by Armando Arredondo & Ana Lucia Recaman & Carlos Pinzon & Alejandra Azar
- 460-478 Impact of HIV/aids epidemic on human capital development in West Africa
by Rasaki Stephen Dauda
- 464-473 The function of patient‐centered care in mitigating the effect of nursing shortage on the outcomes of care
by Mu'taman Jarrar & Hamzah Abdul Rahman & Mohd Sobri Minai & Mahdi S. AbuMadini & Mercy Larbi
- 474-484 Insights on the effectiveness of reward schemes from 10‐year longitudinal case studies in 2 Italian regions
by Milena Vainieri & Daniel Adrian Lungu & Sabina Nuti
- 479-488 Financing elderly people's long‐term care needs: Evidence from China
by Fengyue Li & Junko Otani
- 485-499 “There is always a better way”: Managing uncertainty in decision making about new cancer drugs in Canada
by S. Michelle Driedger & Elizabeth Cooper & Gary Annable & Melissa Brouwers
- 489-501 Medical and economic factors influencing generic drug use in the Japanese public health system: Influencing factors in different populations
by Tomoya Tachi & Kosuke Saito & Hiroki Esaki & Yuta Kanematsu & Aki Yoshida & Ikuto Sugita & Yoshihiro Noguchi & Teppei Makino & Michi Umeda & Masahiro Yasuda & Takashi Mizui & Chitoshi Goto & Hitomi Teramachi
- 500-511 Does public health system provide adequate financial risk protection to its clients? Out of pocket expenditure on inpatient care at secondary level public health institutions: Causes and determinants in an eastern Indian state
by Sarit Kumar Rout & Sarmistha Choudhury
- 502-510 Influence of Internet dissemination on hospital selection for benign surgical disease: A single center retrospective study
by Sung Ryul Lee & Bum Hwan Koo & Geon Young Byun & Seung Geun Lee & Myoung Jin Kim & Soo Kyung Hong & Su Yeon Kim & Yu Jin Lee
- 511-523 Critical evaluation of international health programs: Reframing global health and evaluation
by Chunhuei Chi & Anaïs Tuepker & Rebecca Schoon & Alicia Núñez Mondaca
- 512-530 Innovation strategy management survey of the Chilean biomedical industry. Assessment of windows of opportunities to reduce technological gaps
by Tomas Gabriel Bas & Carolina Alejandra Oliu
- 524-531 Problems of dual vulnerability in nutrition: A qualitative study of older persons caring for under 5‐year‐olds in post‐disaster Haiti
by Stephanie Raybould & Thomas Ward & Renée Burnett & Logan Manikam & Mackentoch Tibe & Barry Munslow
- 531-540 Examining the association between exposure to mass media and health insurance enrolment in Ghana
by Moses Mosonsieyiri Kansanga & Joseph Asumah Braimah & Roger Antabe & Yuji Sano & Emmanuel Kyeremeh & Isaac Luginaah
- 532-541 Time to address gender inequalities against female physicians
by Suad Hannawi & Issa Al Salmi
- 541-556 Assessing health facility performance in Indonesia using the Pabón‐Lasso model and unit cost analysis of health services
by Firdaus Hafidz & Tim Ensor & Sandy Tubeuf
- 557-568 The impact of aging on different types of health care: The example of the Polish health insurance system
by Ewa Kocot
- 569-585 Administrative reform and pay‐for‐performance methods of primary health service delivery: A comparison of 3 health districts in Cambodia, 2006‐2012
by Keovathanak Khim & Rohan Jayasuriya & Peter Leslie Annear
- 586-596 Distribution trends of Indonesia's health care resources in the decentralization era
by Sekar Ayu Paramita & Chiho Yamazaki & Elsa Pudji Setiawati & Hiroshi Koyama
- 597-611 Drivers behind widespread informal payments in the Romanian public health care system: From tolerance to corruption to socio‐economic and spatial patterns
by Adrian V. Horodnic & Sorin Mazilu & Liviu Oprea
- 612-620 Health system organizational reform in governing Iranian public hospitals: A content analysis to comprehend the barriers in Board of Trustees' hospitals
by Mehdi Jafari & Amin Habibirad & Arefeh Pourtaleb & Mohammad Hossein Salarianzadeh
- 621-635 Decentralisation and health services delivery in Tanzania: Analysis of decision space in planning, allocation, and use of financial resources
by Ramadhani Kigume & Stephen Maluka & Peter Kamuzora
- 636-647 Surviving neoliberalism, maintaining values: Community health mergers in Victoria, Australia
by Véronique Roussy & Charles Livingstone
- 648-662 Stakeholder perspectives regarding transfer of free maternity services to National Health Insurance Fund in Kenya: Implications for universal health coverage
by Timothy Abuya & Francis Obare & Dennis Matanda & Mardieh L. Dennis & Ben Bellows
- 663-673 Invisible cobwebs in teamwork—Impediments to the care of patients with heart failure: A qualitative study
by Hadi Khoshab & Esmat Nouhi & Batool Tirgari & Fazlollah Ahmadi
January 2018, Volume 33, Issue 1
- 1-9 Research gaps in routine health information system design barriers to data quality and use in low‐ and middle‐income countries: A literature review
by Manish Kumar & David Gotz & Tara Nutley & Jason B. Smith
- 5-5 Editorial
by Calum Paton
- 6-30 The use and design of the BSC in the health care sector: A systematic literature review for Italy, Spain, and Portugal
by Maria Beatriz Gonzalez‐Sanchez & Laura Broccardo & Amélia Maria Martins Pires
- 10-25 Elements of a sustainable, competent, and empathetic workforce to support patients with dementia during an acute hospital stay: A comprehensive literature review
by Joanne Brooke & Omorogieva Ojo
- 26-37 A systematic review of empirical studies on methodology and burden of informal patient payments in health systems
by Abdolvahed Khodamoradi & Mohammad Payam Ghaffari & Reza Daryabeygi‐Khotbehsara & Haniye Sadat Sajadi & Reza Majdzadeh
- 31-50 HIV screening in pregnant women: A systematic review of cost‐effectiveness studies
by Fabrizio Bert & Maria Rosaria Gualano & Paolo Biancone & Valerio Brescia & Elisa Camussi & Maria Martorana & Robin Thomas & Silvana Secinaro & Roberta Siliquini
- 38-48 A qualitative study on human resources for primary health care in Iran
by Mahmood Nekoei Moghadam & Mohammadreza Amiresmaili & Vahideh Sadeghi & Ali‐Hossein Zeinalzadeh & Mahmud Tupchi & Sahar Parva
- 49-56 The Bandung neurosurgery patient outcomes project, Indonesia (Part II): Patient pathways and feasibility and acceptability of telephone follow‐up
by Agung Budi Sutiono & Ahmad Faried & Susan McAllister & Amelia Ganefianty & Kalih Sarjono & Muhammad Zafrullah Arifin & Sarah Derrett
- 51-66 Performance‐based financing in the heath sector in low‐ and middle‐income countries: Is there anything whereof it may be said, see, this is new?
by Elisabeth Paul & Dimitri Renmans
- 57-66 The Bandung neurosurgery patient outcomes project, Indonesia (Part I): Methods, participant characteristics, and pre‐discharge outcomes
by Susan McAllister & Amelia Ganefianty & Ahmad Faried & Agung Budi Sutiono & Kalih Sarjono & Regina Melia & Sheila Sumargo & Muhammad Zafrullah Arifin & Sarah Derrett
- 67-75 The health policy pendulum: Cost control vs activity growth
by Trond Tjerbo & Terje P. Hagen
- 67-87 Why do they care? Narratives of physician volunteers on motivations for participation in short‐term medical missions abroad
by Paul H. Caldron & Ann Impens & Milena Pavlova & Wim Groot
- 76-88 Change management in an environment of ongoing primary health care system reform: A case study of Australian primary health care services
by Sara Javanparast & Janny Maddern & Fran Baum & Toby Freeman & Angela Lawless & Ronald Labonté & David Sanders
- 88-101 The role of global public health strategy in non‐profit organisational change at country level: lessons from the joining of Save the Children and Merlin in Myanmar
by Fiona M. Campbell & Dina Balabanova & Natasha Howard
- 89-104 Can positive inquiry strengthen obstetric referral systems in Cambodia?
by Gillian Le & Molyaneth Heng & Keosothea Nou & Phina So & Tim Ensor
- 102-120 Explaining the accreditation process from the institutional isomorphism perspective: a case study of Jordanian primary healthcare centers
by Mohammad Alyahya & Heba Hijazi & Heather Harvey
- 105-118 Stakeholders' views on maternity care shortcomings in rural Ghana: An ethnographic study among women, providers, public, and quasiprivate policy sector actors
by Martin Amogre Ayanore & Milena Pavlova & Regien Biesma & Wim Groot
- 119-130 A study of regulatory policies and relevant issues concerning electronic cigarette use in Taiwan
by Tzuu Hwa Jiang & Li Min Cheng & Matthew A. Hawkins
- 121-135 Implementation of the redesigned Community Health Fund in the Dodoma region of Tanzania: A qualitative study of views from rural communities
by Albino Kalolo & Lara Gautier & Ralf Radermacher & Manfred Stoermer & Albrecht Jahn & Menoris Meshack & Manuela De Allegri
- 131-152 Public strategies for improving eHealth integration and long‐term sustainability in public health care systems: Findings from an Italian case study
by Sabina De Rosis & Sabina Nuti
- 136-154 Analysis and determination the efficiency of the European health systems
by María del Rocío Moreno‐Enguix & Juan Cándido Gómez‐Gallego & María Gómez Gallego
- 153-167 Twelve months of implementation of health care performance‐based financing in Burkina Faso: A qualitative multiple case study
by Valéry Ridde & Maurice Yaogo & Sylvie Zongo & Paul‐André Somé & Anne‐Marie Turcotte‐Tremblay
- 155-170 The effect of mobile phone short message service on maternal health in south‐west Nigeria
by Oluwatosin Omole & Macellina Y. Ijadunola & Ezeomu Olotu & Olorunfemi Omotoso & Bamidele Bello & Olalekan Awoniran & Abimbola Phillips & Adesegun Fatusi
- 168-180 Does hospital ownership influence hospital referral region health rankings in the United States
by Hanadi Hamadi & Emma Apatu & Aaron Spaulding
- 171-184 The impact of economic crisis on the Greek hospitals' productivity
by Panagiotis Mitropoulos & Ioannis Mitropoulos & Haralampos Karanikas & Nikolaos Polyzos
- 181-193 Great expectations: An analysis of researchers' and policy makers' perceptions of the potential value of the Australian indigenous burden of disease study for policy
by Aaron Katz & Deepa Gajjar & Anthony B. Zwi & Peter S. Hill
- 185-201 Regulating the for‐profit private healthcare providers towards universal health coverage: A qualitative study of legal and organizational framework in Mongolia
by Uranchimeg Tsevelvaanchig & Indermohan S. Narula & Hebe Gouda & Peter S. Hill
- 194-209 Active offer of health services in French in Ontario: Analysis of reorganization and management strategies of health care organizations
by Elina Farmanova & Luc Bonneville & Louise Bouchard
- 202-211 WHO's Service Availability and Readiness Assessment of primary health care services of commune health centers in a rural district of Northern Vietnam
by Nguyen Van Huy & You‐Seon Nam & Nguyen Van Thanh & Ngo Tri Tuan & Nguyen Thi Thu Ha & Luu Ngoc Hoat & Nguyen Minh Hoang & Do Mai Hoa
- 210-227 Fiscal transfers based on inputs or outcomes? Lessons from the Twelfth and Thirteenth Finance Commission in India
by Victoria Y. Fan & Smriti Iyer & Avani Kapur & Rifaiyat Mahbub & Anit Mukherjee
- 212-224 “Enticing case study” or “celebrated anomaly”? Policy learning from the Cuban health system
by Rob Baggott & George Lambie
- 225-234 The contextual‐level effects of social trust on health in transitional countries: Instrumental variable analysis of 26 countries
by Nazim Habibov & Alex Cheung
- 228-237 Raising quality whilst reducing cost in health care: A retrospective cohort study
by Yadava B. Jeve
- 235-245 The impact of change from copayment to coinsurance on medical care usage and expenditure in outpatient setting in older Koreans
by Byoungjun Bae & Bo Ram Choi & Inmyung Song
- 238-250 Evolution of HIV/AIDS response in Brazil: Policy innovations and challenges in the fourth decade of the epidemic
by Elize Massard da Fonseca & Francisco Inacio Bastos
- 246-254 The association of hospital governance with innovation in Taiwan
by Chen‐Wei Yang & Yu‐Hua Yan & Shih‐Chieh Fang & Syeda Noorein Inamdar & Hsien‐Cheng Lin
- 251-262 Patient satisfaction with health care services at a national institute of ophthalmology
by Nguyen Van Huy & Nguyen Ngoc Dung & Cao Duc Thang & Le Thuy Hanh
- 255-264 Motivation of the nurses in pre‐hospital emergency and educational hospitals emergency in the southeast of Iran
by Hojjat Sheikhbardsiri & Gholamreza Khademipour & Mahmoud Nekoei‐Moghadam & Mohsen Aminizadeh
- 263-278 How and why do countries differ in their governance and financing‐related administrative expenditure in health care? An analysis of OECD countries by health care system typology
by Luc L. Hagenaars & Niek S. Klazinga & Michael Mueller & David J. Morgan & Patrick P.T. Jeurissen
- 265-271 Evidence‐based HMO care for prostate specific antigen testing
by Daniel J. Merenstein & Frank J. D'Amico & Shlomo Vinker & Stephen Petterson & Amnon Lahad
- 272-275 Nudges, shoves and budges: Behavioural economic policy frameworks
by Adam Oliver
- 279-292 Determinants of bed net policy implementation: A case study of Southern Benin
by Georges Danhoundo & Mary E. Wiktorowicz & Shahirose Sadrudin Premji & Khalidha Nasiri
- 293-319 Boundary‐spanning actors in complex adaptive governance systems: The case of multisectoral nutrition
by David Pelletier & Suzanne Gervais & Hajra Hafeez‐ur‐Rehman & Dia Sanou & Jackson Tumwine
- 320-332 Prospective systemic risk analysis of the dispensing process in German community pharmacies
by Tatjana Stojković & Olaf Rose & Ronja Woltersdorf & Valentina Marinković & Tanja Manser & Ulrich Jaehde
- 333-343 Planning without action and action without planning? Examining a regional health system's efforts to improve patient flow, 1998–2013
by Sara A. Kreindler
- 344-356 Do health care reforms in Turkey have a significant effect in equal access to maternal and child health services in Turkey: An evidence from 20 years
by Fatih Santas & Yusuf Celik & Mehmet Ali Eryurt
- 357-366 Growing concerns and controversies to Taiwan's National Health Insurance—what are the lessons from mainland China, South Korea and Singapore?
by Yen‐Han Lee & Ting Fang Alvin Ang & Timothy C. Chiang & Warren A. Kaplan
- 367-377 Programmes for the prevention of parent‐to‐child transmission of HIV in Papua New Guinea: Health system challenges and opportunities
by Anna Tynan & Lisa Vallely & Martha Kupul & Ruthy Neo & Voletta Fiya & Heather Worth & Grace Kariwiga & Glen D.L. Mola & John Kaldor & Angela Kelly‐Hanku
- 378-390 Barriers and facilitators for implementation of family medicine–oriented model of primary care in Bosnia and Herzegovina: A qualitative study
by Maja Racic & Tanja Pekez‐Pavlisko & Sandra Jokovic
- 391-402 Too many and too few: The paradoxical case of physicians in the Russian Federation
by Christopher J. Gerry & Igor Sheiman
October 2017, Volume 32, Issue 4
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