... health policy social vulnerability Abstract COVID-19’s effects go beyond physical health, including impacts to behavioral health such as documented increases in loneliness, depression, anxiety, and alcohol misuse. Research on other disaster and mass trauma events suggests that behavioral health...

... (2014 , p. 573) recommended augmenting it by “adding the goal of improving the work life of health care providers, including clinicians and staff,” thus conceiving of the “Quadruple Aim.” Introduction Health care workforce health care management health policy health information technology (HIT...

... offered by the Mexican case to improve health crisis management in the future. Emergency management health policy institutional capacities coordination federalism government policies portfolio COVID-19 centralization Introduction Statistics on infections, hospitalization, and deaths from COVID-19...

... the health and economic consequences of the present pandemic. Health policy Europe sustainability health system evidence-based policy what works I18 Introduction Over the last 15 years, European Union (EU) health systems have faced growing common challenges: an increasing cost of healthcare, the ageing...

.... To face the challenges, Poland must change its health policy. An increase in the sector's financing is needed, bearing in mind that increasing outlays alone is certainly not enough to solve all problems and secure sustainability. Deep structural and organisational changes are necessary. Unfortunately...

... choice financial literacy consumer behavior health policy vulnerable populations Introduction With the implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), millions of Americans must now make a high-stakes financial decision: choosing appropriate health insurance. The ACA includes...

... tend to create calculable entities, and to make visible by numbers, what was mainly defined as a medical activity ( Kurunmäki, 1999 ). Examples are the implementation of payment by results in the United Kingdom ( Kurunmäki & Miller, 2008 ), and comparable health policy reforms in France...

...Abstract Whilst nations have overall responsibility for policies to protect and serve their populations, in many countries, health policy and policies for children are delegated to regions or other local administrations, which make it a challenging subject to explore at a national level. We sought...

...Abstract The Models of Child Health Appraised (MOCHA) project recognises that child health policy is determined to a great extent by national culture; thus, exploring and understanding the cultural influences on national policies are essential to fully appraise the models of primary care. Cultures...

... of addressing this such as defining the target audience and the different means of disseminating important messages to the wider community to address contextual factors can act as barriers or facilitators to the introduction of new components of primary care models. Health policy transferability culture...

... and federal policy designs. Collaborative governance information and communication technology m-governance health policy India Collaboration describes the process of facilitating and operating in multi-organizational arrangements to solve problems that cannot be solved or easily solved by single...

... the most substantial advancement of disability rights. Disability death and dying euthanasia bioethics ethnography health policy Introduction There are few topics more contentious among disability rights advocates than physician-assisted suicide (PAS). In general, the practice has been rejected...

... divide. Originality/value This article calls for a new policy imagination that will allow for a re-conceptualization of agriculture policies as health policies. In order to bring forward this policy imagination, this article suggests returning to ideas that precede the production...

...) Brant-Castellano , M. ( 1980 ). Indian participation in health policy development: Implications for adult education . Canadian Journal of Native Studies , 2 ( 1 ), 113 – 128 . Caldwell & Caldwell (1991) Caldwell , J. C. , & Caldwell , P. ( 1991 ). What have we learnt...

... Note: Total N = 45,563, country-specific sample sizes range from 936 (the United Kingdom) to 3,319 (France). a Preferred model. Table 4. Country-Specific Means for Three Health Policy Attitudes, 2011 ISSP. Country Health Policy Attitudes Support for government-provided...

.... A. , Trujillo , A. , Rosenbaum , S. , & DeBuono , B. ( 2007 ). Low health literacy: Implications for national health policy . University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT : National Bureau of Economic Research . Development of Maps Differences between the Multivariate Model and Single Predictors...

... , D. M. ( 2005 ). Rural definitions for health policy and research . American Journal of Public Health , 95 , 1149 – 1155 . Healthcare.gov healthcare.gov/get-covered-a-1-page-guide-to-the-health-insurance-marketplace Healthcare.gov . ( 2014 ). Get covered: A one-page guide...

... questions is outlined in the health policy document, Healthy People 2020. Based on the World Health Assembly’s policy efforts to reduce health inequities using actions on social determinants and similar Australian policy mandates, US policy makers are now encouraging that every policy initiative...

... labeling social control health policy Introduction Classic studies of mental health care such as Goffman (1961) and Rosenhan (1973) revealed a world in which mental patients are viewed and interacted with through the “master status” ( Hughes, 1945 ) of their official diagnosis and are stripped...