[PDF] Top 20 The effects of pay-for-performance on tuberculosis treatment in Taiwan

... with the hypothesis that the P4P hospitals provide more effective treatment to their TB patients in order to receive the financial incentive from the ...BNHI. The analysis ... See full document

... Although the pay-for-performance has been imple- mented in Taiwan over several years, only a few studies discussed the effectiveness of the ...studies ... See full document

... do, of course, exist some important differences between US ESOPs and stock bonuses in ...incentives in that employees share in the long-term performance of a firm, this ... See full document

... scores of participation in either high- achievement tracks or low-achievement tracks, we further stratify samples into five strata based on their math ability scores in the 7 th grade ... See full document

... decrease the inci- dence rate of new TB/HIV co-infection cases among HIV cases and increase the survival rate of TB/HIV co-infection cases in Taiwan, such as Directly Observed ... See full document

... In Taiwan, an aggressive case monitoring system has been in place since 1997 through the efforts of local public health administrations in cooperation with the ... See full document

... From the AFM analysis, although the grains of ITO on glass substrate result in the big Rms value, the local spike on ITO/PET substrate can affect the ... See full document

... whose treatment regimen had been composed of at least two effective drugs to diminish the mycobacterial ...completed treatment, and during a mean of 42 +/- 18 follow-up months (range ... See full document

... focuses on the factors that have a negative impact on the physical function of people 67 years or older in ...Under the condition of understanding human nature and ... See full document

... analyzes the Glocalization of Corporate Social Responsibility in the modern society and how it affects to the Business Performance of organizations in Spain and ... See full document

... Earlier in 1995, when the National Health Insurance (NHI) program was about to be implemented, drug abuse was still regarded as criminal behavior; there- fore, treatment for drug abuse was ... See full document

... amount of funds in providing education for their ...as in the private sector. Producing higher student performance is considered to bring great returns for society ... See full document

... improve the outcome of disease. However the higher and higher price of the devices brings out the heavy financial burden of the national health insurance ...most ... See full document

... Method In total, 1817 CV survey questionnaires were conducted through telephone interviews from randomly dialed ...members of the general public aged between 20 and 65 years, with full-time jobs, and ... See full document

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... inhibitors for elderly patients and patients at high risk of GI ...use of a tissue plasminogen activator for acute ischemic stroke 25 or norfloxacin for acute uncomplicated ... See full document

... research. the group education courses which lasted for 13 ...used the self-made assessment chart of awareness of drug ...collected the data before and after the group ... See full document

... Performance of the BDProbetec ET assay for identification of Mybacterium. tuberculosis from clinical isolates[r] ... See full document

... view in southern Taiwan, where the only chest spe- cialty hospital geared towards specialised thoracic disease care, mainly for TB, is ...care in the same region can be used as ... See full document

... innovation performance increase the level and growth rate of organizational ...performance. In 2002 we sent questionnaires to the top 1,000 manufacturing companies in ... See full document