Health Economics : Issues and Challenges
Published by Deep and Deep, 2011
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Contents Foreword I Health economics an investment approach 1 Pure investment approach to demand for health in India an econometric analysis of NSSO 52nd round household level dataA Balasubramanian 2 Major trends in health care occupational safety and expenditure in IndiaR Balasubramaniyan 3 Health care service and expenditure in India an overviewA Myilsamy 4 Health insurance an investment approachTM Saravana Kumar and A Sangamithra 5 Health economics in medical educationShreyasi Sharma and PT Subramanian II Case study and cost effective analysis on communicable diseases 6 Aids awareness in rural women and the role of herbs in their cureAllirani Thiyagarajan and Supriya Arulkumaran and Shanmuga Sundari 7 A case study and cost effective analysis on Malaria in children up to the age of 5 years over Chennai cityV Renuka Devi and Preethi Mohan III Health care related issues in developing countries 8 Empowerment key to total employee involvement with reference to pharmaceutical company in ChennaiNA Anand A Beulah Kavitha and S Sumitha Benet Hilda 9 Emerging scenario of health care issues in developing countriesAysha Begum Jamuna Rani and Janaki 10 Economic evaluation of health care in IndiaA Kalaimathi and P Devi 11 The progress of health care supply in IndiaD Gopalsamy and M Raju 12 Occupational health dimensions and issuesK Kalaiarasi 13 Demand for health care services in IndiaA Sangamithra and SC Karpagavalle 14 Economic benefits of health insuranceLeela Bhaskar 15 Lending a womb-the story of surrogate mothersJ Maheswari 16 Beneficiary assessment of health care services a case study of Palakkad MunicipalityA Sangamithra Manju Varghese and Divya H 17 Health scenario in IndiaS Natchathira Jothi 18 Breast cancer risk assessment among the selected female teachersT Poongodi Vijayakumar R Sivapriya Surya M Kottaram and P Nazni 19 Medical tourism in India a case study of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise LtdRashmi Subbiah and B Shyamala 20 A study on picture archival communication system PACS in hospitals with special reference to GKNM hospital Coimbatore an overviewB Rekha and S Porkodi 21 A comparative study of Government laboratories and private laboratories in providing health care services to societyV Renuka Devi and MK Rukmini 22 Health insurance in India prognosis and prospectsA Shan Pareeth 23 Yoga for health--an insight into Vethathin Maharishis principlesB Shyamal and Rashmi Subbiah 24 Health economics issues and perspectivesSN Sukumar 25 Health care related issues in developing countries a comparison with the developed worldV Renuka Devi and Teresa Paul IV Health care and human resource development 26 Health care and human resource development in IndiaV Arivazhagan 27 Human development and economic growth through child-investmentJ Jacintha Maria Florence 28 Health infrastructure and attainment and human development in IndiaN Jaganathan 29 Domestic health care scenario and the role of HRD in itD Lakshmi 30 Effective management of human resources through enhanced work cultureS Malini 31 Economics of health health is wealthP Ragu 32 Issues in economic growth and human resource development with reference to health careD Rudrappan 33 Decision making criteria for health manpower planningRuksana Banu A 34 Health care and human resource developmentJ Sakina 35 A study on determinants on demand for health care treatment in rural householdsA Sugithra Rani Vaithianathan and A Vadivelu 36 Human resource--expected hazards and required measures a studySubaida Begam 37 Health economics Issues and challengesSwami Prakash Srivastava and Bhawana Saini 38 An approach to classifying human resources constraints to attaining health related millennium development goalsD Vinoth Kumar and J Adhiyamaan V Empowerment of poor women in improving the health of the family particularly in rural India 39 Empowerment of poor women in improving the health of the family particularly in rural IndiaP Dhiraviam 40 Empowerment of poor women in improving the health of th.…
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- Health Economics : Issues and Challenges
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- Edited by V. Renuka Devi and M. Gowhar Jhan
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- Deep and Deep
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- 2011
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