ライフサイエンスコーパス: public sector

1 us is high among psychiatric patients in the public sector.

2 ection of drug-sensitive tuberculosis in the public sector.

3 lagged behind diagnostic confirmation in the public sector.

4 private sector in 2014, twice as many as the public sector.

5 ries that require copayments on drugs in the public sector.

6 ress syndrome (20%); all predominated in the public sector.

7 3% reduction) than Xpert scale-up within the public sector.

8 s reported purchasing vaccine for use in the public sector.

9 e than half of patients initiate care in the public sector.

10 ART) for HIV-infected individuals within the public sector.

11 c factors that impinge on pay policy for the public sector.

12 e United States and Canada, primarily in the public sector.

13 such example that is better developed in the public sector.

14 been separate projects-certainly within the public sector.

15 h countries had accountable, corruption-free public sectors.

16 ublicly purchased vaccines in the private or public sectors.

17 purchased vaccines in either the private or public sectors.

18 2013, of which $31.2 billion was paid by the public sector, $12.9 billion by the private sector, and

19 Implemented in the public sector (35% of care-seeking attempts), each novel

20 rging strong, sustained partnerships between public sector agencies and faith-based organisations.

21 st be deployed for their benefit by a strong public-sector agricultural research effort.

22 on medications are unavailable in the Kerala public sector and have limited availability in the priva

23 The role of the public sector and the impact of patent law both could be

24 on, institutional changes in the private and public sector, and innovative partnerships of science, p

25 longer hours, worked more frequently in the public sector, and treated a higher proportion of patien

26 h group, the interaction between private and public sectors, and the research topics.

27 fective than the public sector; however, the public sector appears frequently to lack timeliness and

28 den of HIV mortality after the roll-out of a public sector ART programme in KwaZulu-Natal, South Afri

29 rge cohort of Khayelitsha, one of the oldest public-sector ART programs in South Africa, disengaged f

30 osis microscopy laboratories were located in public-sector-basic health units and regional health cen

31 alth-system segments, including two separate public sector blocks: a well resourced social security f

32 ative genes) obtained from annotation of the public sector C57Bl/6 draft sequence.

33 llustrate how the scale and operation of the public sector can shape the private sector's structure a

34 he analysis, the majority of people accessed public sector care.

35 trial of single-visit ART initiation in two public sector clinics in South Africa, a primary health

36 promotive interventions package delivered by public sector community-based lady health workers (LHWs)

37 The public sector contributed 87% of acquired multidrug-resi

38 ery year, with an additional $2.1 million in public sector costs.

39 ases in the United States and the associated public sector costs.

40 gests that strengthening the capacity of the public sector could be valuable.

41 d informal private sector, as well as in the public sector, could help identify the majority of missi

42 of social policies such as privatisation and public sector cutbacks, occupational and environmental c

43 he energy consumption of the residential and public sectors decreased drastically, while the transpor

44 investigating the performance of private and public sector delivery in low- and middle-income countri

45 efficient, accountable, and sustainable than public sector delivery.

46 cket spending and copayment requirements for public sector drugs on the level of bacterial resistance

47 In a prospective cohort study of Finnish public sector employees, the authors examined the associ

48 lity using individual-level data from 65,775 public-sector employees (development cohort) and 13,527

49 ated with increased unemployment and reduced public-sector expenditure on health care (PEH).

50 -level workers and private clinicians to the public sector for tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment s

51 quate reimbursement, in both the private and public sectors, has led some physicians to seriously con

52 The consequences of public-sector health system reform for AMCs are similar

53 Public-sector health workers are vital to the functionin

54 ve been partly caused by improvements in the public-sector health workforce, institutional birth cove

55 ndividual level to clinical records from the public sector HIV treatment and care program that serves

56 een 12 August 2011 and 31 December 2012 in a public-sector HIV care and treatment program in rural So

57 stitute) with patient records from the local public-sector HIV treatment programme (contained in an e

58 We collected data from 50 public sector hospitals and 36 private sector retail pha

59 patients were prospectively recruited from 6 public sector hospitals between December 2013 and April

60 rgoing cholecystectomy (n=85120) in Scottish public-sector hospitals (n=51) between January, 1981, an

61 accountable, or medically effective than the public sector; however, the public sector appears freque

62 ic diseases and injuries through private and public sectors; improved public health and primary healt

63 % and 50% of states, respectively, or in the public sector in 40% and 17% of states, respectively.

64 ion should be considered for adoption in the public sector in Africa.

65 ate pay structures for health workers in the public sector in sub-Saharan Africa; the adequacy of inc

66 ificant investment from both the private and public sectors in the development of diagnostic technolo

67 gh most women received antenatal care in the public sector, in nine of the 13 countries, the proporti

68 nding, and the accountability of managers of public-sector initiatives to the political process.

69 isode patients (N=109) hospitalized in three public-sector inpatient psychiatric units underwent in-d

70 xt of mixed health systems since private and public sectors interact.

71 Public sector investment in higher-quality foster care s

72 w oncology drugs will grow depends on future public-sector investment in basic research, developments

73 ing rules to public services; the funding of public-sector investment via private-public partnerships

74 ural Africa can be overcome through targeted public-sector investments to raise rural productivity an

75 Conversely, the public sector is often regarded as providing more equita

76 ograms and collaboration between private and public sector laboratories allowed for comprehensive mol

77 uggest cost-sharing of antimicrobials in the public sector might drive demand to the private sector i

78 ter-action reports, including those from the public sector, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), sur

79 e the dawn of the biotechnology era, and the public sector now has a much more direct role in the app

80 income, predominantly Hispanic population in public sector oncology clinics.

81 Retrospective analysis of all public sector ophthalmology litigation claims over a 15-

82 such as initiatives to advance lower-carbon public sector or household consumption, that are well wi

83 Providing Xpert to 40% of public-sector patients with HIV or prior TB treatment (s

84 ncomes for health workers; the management of public-sector pay; and the fiscal and macroeconomic fact

85 iated with depressive disorders to an older, public sector population.

86 sk of multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) in the public sector, population-level impact may be limited.

87 uster randomised controlled trial design, 38 public sector primary care clinics in the Western Cape P

88 al therapy (ART) since the inception of this public-sector program in 2001.

89 tions of tasking community health workers in public sector programmes working in similar circumstance

90 We aimed to assess if copayments in the public sector promoted the development of antibiotic res

91 the seroprevalence of hepatitis C virus in a public-sector psychiatric hospital.

92 Public-sector psychiatric patients with long histories o

93 differences include the rapidity with which public-sector reforms can transform the AMC market, the

94 It remains to be seen whether public-sector reforms will afford some competitive advan

95 of unselected symptomatic individuals in the public sector required 700 systems and reduced incidence

96 Public-sector research has had a more immediate effect o

97 Administration (FDA) that were discovered by public-sector research institutions (PSRIs) and classifi

98 Historically, public-sector researchers have performed the upstream, b

99 tial to reduce alcohol-related harm and save public sector resources.

100 ended to be lower in the private than in the public sector, resulting in part from perverse incentive

101 recently published NIH Roadmap proposes that public-sector science should place increased emphasis on

102 ector development, followed by reductions in public sector service budgets and staff.

103 Public sector services experienced more limited availabi

104 nu and/or long-term diet planning in diverse public sector settings, foods design/reformulation, food

105 nts with chronic conditions, particularly in public-sector settings.

106 As the role of the public sector shrinks, the private sector must expand it

107 2013, we conducted a case-control study at 6 public sector sites to estimate rotavirus vaccine effect

108 icipants were 37 699 adults from the Finnish Public Sector study whose data were linked to a national

109 renatal cytogenetic laboratories from the UK public sector submitted data for amniotic fluid or chori

110 ore accurate information on key steps in the public sector TB cascade and extension of this analysis

111 In the public sector, the median adjusted patient price was sig

112 of the epidemic, PIH is partnering with the public sector to strengthen the health system and resume

113 years of age) positive for HIV attending 43 public sector treatment centres in the UK who had suppre

114 as sought, those who sought treatment in the public sector were more likely to receive an ACT (vs the

115 nked to the structure and performance of the public sector, which suggests that deriving population b

116 for farmers of the developing world, but the public sector will need to develop new skills and overco

117 l providers for smear-based diagnosis in the public sector (without Xpert rollout) had substantially

118 ensive high-throughput plant genomics in the public sector would largely begin and end with Arabidops