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Addressing the unemployment-mortality conundrum: Non-linearity is the answer,
Giorgio Bonamore, Fabrizio Carmignani and Emilio Colombo, from University of Milano-Bicocca, Department of Economics (2014)
Keywords: unemployment, economic crisis, mortality, Europe

The Reduction of Child Mortality in the Middle East and North Africa: A Success Story,
Farrukh Iqbal and Youssouf Kiendrebeogo, from School of Business Administration, American University of Sharjah

Universal Maternal Health Coverage? Assessing the Readiness of Public Health Facilities to Provide Maternal Health Care in Indonesia,
World Bank and Indonesia National Institute of Research and Development, from The World Bank Group (2014)
Keywords: Health Monitoring and Evaluation Health, Nutrition and Population - Adolescent Health Health Systems Development and Reform Disease Control and Prevention Health, Nutrition and Population - Population Policies

The Early Impact of the Affordable Care Act State-By-State,
Amanda Kowalski, from Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics, Yale University (2014)
Keywords: Health reform, Adverse selection, Markups, Direct enforcement, Exchange, Community rating, Guaranteed issue

Health Risk Factors among the Older European Populations: Personal and Country Effects,
Shoshana Neuman, Tzahi Neuman and Teresa M. García-Muñoz, from Bar-Ilan University, Department of Economics (2014)

The Impact of Being Poor During Crisis on Child Health and Cognitive Development in Indonesia,
Rosy Wediawaty, from Department of Economics, Padjadjaran University (2014)
Keywords: Crisis, Child Health, Cognitive Development, Indonesia

Health Spending and Public Pension: Evidence from Panel Data,
Yonghong An, Kai Zhao and Rong Zhou, from University of Connecticut, Department of Economics (2014)
Keywords: Aggregate Health Expenditure, Public Pension, Labor Supply

Sustaining Universal Health Coverage in France: A Perpetual Challenge,
Helene Barroy, Zeynep Or, Ankit Kumar and David Bernstein, from The World Bank (2014)
Keywords: ability to pay, access to health care, access to health services, accessibility of care, acute care, alcohol consumption, alcoholism, allocative efficiency, ambulatory ... See More + care, ambulatory sector, basic health services, breast cancer, burden of disease, Cancer patients, capital income, cardiovascular diseases, care techniques, catastrophic health spending, cervical cancer, choice of provider, chronic diseases, chronically ill patients, clinical guidelines, clinical quality, clinician, clinicians, clinics, competencies, cost control, cost of health care, cost of services, cost sharing, cost-effectiveness, cost-efficiency, deaths, decision making, delivery system, dental care, Dental health, Dental health care, diabetes, diagnosis, Diagnostic services, direct costs, doctors, drug consumption, drugs, emergency care, enrollees, entitlement, expenditure control, Fee for Service, fee-for-service, financial consequences, financial impact, financial incentives, financial protection, financial resources, financing health care, Flat Rate, free choice, gambling, general practice, general practitioners, global budgets, growth of health expenditure, HEALTH CARE, health care costs, Health care delivery, health care facilities, Health Care Financing, health care needs, health care networks, health care policies, health care policy, health care professionals, health care providers, health care provision, health care resources, health care services, Health Care Spending, health care system, health care utilization, health centers, HEALTH COVERAGE, Health Economics, health expenditure, Health Expenditure by Source, health expenditure growth, HEALTH EXPENDITURES, Health Financing, HEALTH INEQUALITIES, Health Insurance, health insurance coverage, health insurance funds, health insurance markets, health insurance system, health management, health needs, Health Organization, health outcomes, health policy, health professionals, health promotion, health sector, health service, health service providers, health services, Health Specialist, HEALTH SPENDING, health status, HEALTH SYSTEM, healthcare, high blood pressure, hospital beds, Hospital care, hospital expenditure, hospital management, hospital section, HOSPITAL SECTOR, hospitalisation, hospitalization, Hospitals, Household Income, Human Development, immigrants, income, income countries, Income Distribution, income groups, Indexes, induced demand, information system, insurance contracts, insurance coverage, insurance premiums, insurers, life expectancies, life expectancy, low income, medical activities, medical care, medical devices, medical fees, medical information, medical personnel, medical staff, medication, mental illness, Ministries of Health, monitoring mechanisms, morbidity, mortality, National Health, National Health Insurance, National Health Insurance Fund, nurses, nursing, nursing homes, Nutrition, Outpatient care, patient, patient outcomes, patients, pharmaceutical companies, pharmaceutical industry, physician, physicians, physiotherapists, physiotherapy, pocket payments, poliomyelitis, pregnant women, prescription drug, prescriptions, preventive care, prices of health care, PRIMARY CARE, private clinics, private hospitals, private insurance, private sector, private sectors, Probability, psychiatrists, Public Health, public hospital, public hospital staff, public hospitals, public insurance, Public Policy, public sector, public spending, quality of care, Refugees, rehabilitation, reimbursement rates, screening, SERVICE DELIVERY, sickness funds, smoking, Social Health Insurance, social insurance, social insurance system, social security, Social Security Financing, surgery, treatments, tuberculosis, unemployment, use of health services, vaccination, visits, Workers, working conditions

A Study on the Implementation of Jampersal Policy in Indonesia,
Endang L. Achadi, Anhari Achadi, Eko Pambudi and Puti Marzoeki, from The World Bank (2014)
Keywords: access to health care, access to health services, ambulance, Anesthesia, Antenatal Care, birth attendant, birth attendants, C-section, cancer, Center for Health, Cesarean ... See More + Section, Cesarean sections, child health, child health care, child mortality, child-bearing, childbearing, childbirth, clinics, communities, community activities, competencies, complications during pregnancy, Contraception, contraceptives, delivery care, delivery complications, DESCRIPTION, Development Planning, diseases, districts, doctor, doctors, drugs, educated women, elderly, emergency care, exposure to information, families, family members, Family Planning, family planning services, Family Welfare, financial management, first pregnancy, focus group discussions, general practitioners, government support, gynecology, health care, health care facilities, health centers, Health Facilities, Health Financing, Health Insurance, Health Organization, health professional, health providers, Health Research, health risks, health sector, Health Service, health service delivery, Health Service Provision, Health Services, health system, Home Affairs, home deliveries, home visits, Hospital, hospital beds, hospital management, hospital patients, hospital services, hospitals, Households, housing, Human Development, Human Resources, illiteracy, illiteracy rate, illness, immunization, income, indexes, insurance schemes, Intrauterine device, IUD, labor market, lack of knowledge, life expectancy, live births, local governments, low birth weight, marketing, mass media, maternal care, Maternal deaths, Maternal Health, Maternal Health Services, Maternal Mortality, Maternal Mortality Ratio, Maternity Care, medical staff, medical treatment, medicine, midwife, midwifery, Midwives, Military hospitals, military personnel, Millennium Development Goals, Ministry of Health, morbidity, Mortality, Mother, mothers, Multiple pregnancies, National Development, National Health Insurance, national level, neonatal care, neonatal conditions, neonatal health, newborn, newborn health, newborns, Nurses, Nutrition, obstetric complications, occupancy, occupancy rates, Occupation, patient, patient care, patients, Pharmacists, PHO, physicians, pills, policy decisions, Policy Formulation, political support, Postnatal Care, postpartum care, PPM, pregnancies, pregnancy, pregnancy complications, pregnant women, Primary Care, primary school, Probability, progress, Provider Payment, Public Health, public hospitals, qualitative approach, quality assurance, quality of care, reducing maternal mortality, referral services, referral system, rural area, rural areas, school years, secondary school, secondary schools, service delivery, service delivery points, service provider, service providers, Service Provision, service quality, service utilization, Skilled birth attendance, skilled birth attendants, Social Health Insurance, Socialization, Socioeconomic Status, Specialist, specialists, Spouse, surgery, Sustainable Development, traditional birth attendants, transportation, UNFPA, United Nations Population Fund, urban area, urban areas, vaginal delivery, villages, woman, women of child-bearing age, women of childbearing age, workers

Turkey on the Way of Universal Health Coverage Through the Health Transformation Program (2003-2013),
Meltem Aran and Claudia Rokx, from The World Bank (2014)
Keywords: access to health care, access to health care services, access to health services, administrative control, allocative efficiency, antenatal care, Capita Health Expenditure ... See More + child mortality, Childbirth, citizen, citizens, communicable diseases, deaths, Debt, delivery system, demand for health, demand for health services, doctors, Economic growth, economic resources, emergency vehicles, Employment, expenditures, financial protection, financing of health care, focus group discussions, fragmented financing system, General practitioners, Health Affairs, health care, Health Care Costs, health care delivery, health care expenditures, health care facilities, health care providers, health care sector, health care services, health care system, health centers, HEALTH COVERAGE, Health Data, health delivery, health delivery system, Health Expenditure, Health expenditure growth, Health Expenditure per capita, health expenditures, Health facilities, health finance, health financing, health financing system, health indicators, health infrastructure, health insurance, health insurance scheme, Health Insurance System, Health Organization, health outcomes, Health Planning, Health Policy, health posts, health professionals, Health Project, health reform, health reforms, health risks, health sector, health sector reform, health sector workers, health services, health spending, Health status, health status indicators, health supply, health system, Health System Efficiency, Health Systems, Health Systems in Transition, health workers, health workforce, Health-Care, Health-Care System, Health-Financing, Healthcare Spending, hospital autonomy, hospital beds, Hospital management, Hospital Sector, hospitals, HR, human development, human resources, illness, Immunization, income, income countries, income households, individual health, induced demand, infant, infant mortality, infant mortality rate, inservice training, insurance, insurance coverage, insurance schemes, integration, labor market, level of health spending, life =expectancy, life expectancy, life expectancy at birth, live births, local authorities, maternal health, maternal health services, medical centers, Medical Policy, medical school, medical specialties, medicines, Midwives, Ministry of Health, morbidity, mortality, National Health, National Health Insurance, National Health Policy, Newborn Health, nurses, Nutrition, old system, outpatient services, paradigm shift, paramedics, parliamentary seats, party platform, patient, patient care, Patient Cost, patient satisfaction, patients, pharmaceutical expenditures, pharmacists, pharmacy, physician, physicians, pocket payments, policy change, policy decisions, policy goals, policy makers, Policy Research, political power, political turmoil, popular support, Pregnancy, pregnant women, prescription drugs, preventive health services, primary care, primary health care, primary health care facilities, private insurance, private pharmacies, private sector, private sectors, professional associations, progress, provision of health care, Public Expenditure, public health, public health care, public health expenditures, public health system, Public Hospital, Public Hospitals, public providers, public sector, public service, public support, purchaser-provider split, purchasing power, purchasing power parity, quality assurance, quality of care, quality of services, rural areas, scientific evidence, series of meetings, service delivery, service provider, service provision, service quality, service utilization, Social Insurance, Social Policy, Social Security, social security schemes, socioeconomic development, socioeconomic status, State Planning, supply of health care, Sustainable Development, Trade Unions, Under-five mortality, urban centers, workers