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21 May 2024: example, drawing on work from economics and public health to better understand the ‘counterfactual’, or what would have happened to a forest without the credit-funded intervention. ... Better methods are available. Additionality can now be estimated

External Events. Assessing the Impacts of Public Health Policies using Computer Simulation Models. ... Franco Sassi, the Director of the Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation (CHEPI) at the Business School and Prof.

19 Feb 2024: Patient Reporting and Action for a Safe Environment (PRASE), developed by the Bradford Institute for Health Research, provides a means of collecting feedback from patients while in hospital about how safe ... Complex, mixed-methods approaches of this kind

19 Feb 2024: Applications are invited from a broad range of disciplines including: law, philosophy, ethics, public policy, business studies, sociology, psychology, history, economics, and health services research.

1 Sep 2022: We expand these methods to electronic health records to recognize the multi-phenotype. ... Duke Professor at Duke. University and a Distinguished Engineer leading the Health AI.

3 Dec 2009: Sagoe (2004) The Health of the Nation and the Brain Drain in the Health Sector. ... education and health. 4.2.2. Educational Attainment and Employment Outcomes – Population that is no longer in school.

3 Jun 2014: Monk, C. and F. Teal. “Health and Labour Market outcomes in urban Ghana”. ... Some Evidence from India”, Economics of Education Review. 26, No. 4: 473-86.

3 Dec 2009: RECOUP Working Paper 13. Health Shocks, Job Quality, and Self-Employment in Africa. ... of illness as a measure of health that is unbiased by occupational choice.

Monk, C. & Teal, F. (2008). Health and job quality in Ghana: Is self-employment bad for your health? ... Monk, C. & Teal, F. (2008). Health and labour market outcomes in urban Ghana.

You are in: Home » Research Programmes » RECOUP » RECOUP Publications » Project Publications » Health & Fertility. ... Aslam, M. (2008). Maternal education and child health - understanding the pathways in Pakistan.

Aslam, M. (2008). Maternal Education and Child Health – Understanding the Pathways in Pakistan. ... Applied Economics. Bhatti, F. & Jeffery, R. (2009) Health and Fertility outcomes of education for poor women in Pakistan.

Mimeo, CSAE, Department of Economics, University of Oxford, March 2009. Fako, P., Kerr, A., Rankin, N. ... Mimeo. Oxford: CSAE, Department of Economics, University of Oxford. Monk, C., Sandefur, J.

Journal of Asian Economics, 20(1), 34-49. Awoonor-Williams, M., Nsowah-Nuamah, N. & Teal, F. ... Monk, C. & Kingdon, G. (2009). Health, Nutrition and Academic Achievement: New Evidence from India.

Islamabad: MHHDC. Aslam, M. (2008). Maternal Education and Child Health – Understanding the Pathways in Pakistan. ... 35-50). London: Routledge. Irving, M. and Kingdon, G. (2008). Gender patterns in household health expenditure allocation: A study of

Keynote paper at Gender and Education Annual Seminar 11 January 2010, Gender and Development and Multicultural Venues for Health and Education, niversity of Bergen. ... Irving, M. & Kingdon, G. (2008). Gender patterns in household health expenditure

3 Dec 2009: RECOUP Working Paper 13. Health Shocks, Job Quality, and Self-Employment in Africa. ... of illness as a measure of health that is unbiased by occupational choice.

6 Oct 2010: 1. RECOUP Working Paper No. 30 Parental Education and Child Health – Understanding the Pathways of Impact in Pakistan Monazza Aslam Department of Economics, University of Oxford Geeta Kingdon Institute of Education, ... Email: monazza.aslam@economics.ox

2 Nov 2020: Interestingly, Carroll and Gill (2018) found there were three other subjects with equally low percentage levels of popularity with male students: Home Economics: Child Development, Dance, and Health & Social Care (2018, ... Volume (5). Retrieved from: URL

2 Nov 2020: EDITORIAL BOARD (2019). Chief EditorElizabeth Killen. Deputy Editor Hogai Aryoubi. Research Communications Officer & Co-editorGiovanna Lucci. Sub-editorsOlivia Marsh, Emily Goodacre, Nasia Kostiou, and Jenny Jiang. The current faculty advisors are

20 May 2022: Data used in urban planning are notoriously diverse, since planning deals with a broadrange of issues related to domains such as transportation, environmental sustainability,economics, public health and general quality of