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單調(diào)性

Pricing and imperfections in the medical care marketplacena, however, this view has not predominated; for example, in the United States Medicare payments to physicians have recently been changed on the premise that prices do not resemble those set in a competitive market (Hsiao ., 1988; PPRC, 1987).

貿(mào)易

Political Economy of Hospital Financing frustrated and withdraw from the unrewarding business of policy counseling. A better understanding of the laws of political decision-making would perhaps lower expectations and thus prevent illusions regarding the realization of policy proposals.

Angiogenesis

Cost-effectiveness analysis of strategies for screening prostatic cancer than the crude rate of mortality in the country. According to Silverberg (1987), 1 American out of 11 (8.7%) born in 1985 risks developing cancer of the prostate during the course of his life. The risk is as great as for lung cancer. On the other hand, however, it should be noted that if 90% of lun

盤旋

dearth

Non-price allocative procedures: Scottish solutions to a National Health Service problemce provided by general practitioners. A combination of the equity and/or market model . the medical model is a valid description for diagnostic radiology, a service provided by health boards and the Scottish Home and Health Department.

SKIFF

飛鏢

丑惡

Chivalrous

不如屎殼郎

Book 1992erage persist. In particular, environmental impacts on health were designated as a field of priority interest in the call for papers to this Congress. Yet, not even half a dozen contribu- tions were submitted, which is remarkable in view of the intense interest of the public in the health effects of