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Effective health systems facing pandemic crisis: lessons from COVID-19 in Europe for next emergencies
Mario Coccia, Igor BenatiThe investigation goal is the analysis of the relation between healthcare expenditures and other resources, and COVID-19 fatality rates among European countries to design…
Intersectional collaboration and the development of prevention infrastructures: a qualitative study
Ankie de Bekker, Päivi Reckman, Peter Kemper, Lidwien LemmensInvesting in prevention could be of great benefit to public health. Especially for people with health risks, such as overweight, depressive symptoms, low social-economic status or…
Appraisal of policy measures at the beginning of a pandemic: Empirical evidence from the first four months and 12 months of the COVID-19 pandemic
Emile du PlessisThe rapid spread of the COVID-19 pandemic upended societies across the world, with billions forced into lockdowns. As countries contemplated instating and rolling back lockdown…
A self-assessment guide for readiness to govern
Alex BerlandThis viewpoint introduces a “Readiness Self-Assessment Guide” that can be used as a diagnostic tool to help health service governors and managers, particularly in Low-Middle…
Collaborative care for mental health of children and young people: a qualitative study of the experiences of mental health professionals
Sarrah Fatima, Kristina Brenisin, Isobel Doyle, Esther Gathii, Kieran BreenThe development and implementation of a provider collaborative (PC) represents an ambitious and complex piece of work to be delivered across a geographical area for a vulnerable…
Public health infrastructure and human resources in tribal areas of India: a decadal assessment (2012–2022) with Rural Health Statistics data
Vinay Tripathi, G.S. PreethaThe recommended public healthcare infrastructure and human resources are essential to deliver healthcare services, particularly in tribal areas, as the country’s tribal population…
Did the increase in birth grants result in higher births? Evidence from the Czech demographic and population policy change
Ondřej DvouletýThis research contributes to a better understanding of the effects of public demographic and population policy. The study investigates whether a considerable increase in birth…
ISSN:
2059-4631e-ISSN:
2059-464XISSN-L:
2059-4631Renamed from:
Clinical Governance: An International JournalOnline date, start – end:
2016Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr Irina Ibragimova
- Dr Helen Phagava