Researchers participating in the network, of which CUIMC is the coordinating center, are now mining the records for insights into any number of topics: racial disparities in health-care access, country-by-country differences in how physicians treat common diseases, and problems that arise when children are prescribed adult medications, to name a few.
Belgium, Italy and the United Kingdom (UK) were classified as "partial access countries".
France, The Netherlands, Portugal and Spain were classified as "full access countries", providing the same access of health care to IMs as to nationals [ 19].
Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Poland and Sweden were classified as "no access countries", which provided no legal access to health care for IMs except for emergency interventions.
Over time, GPs in gate-keeping countries showed a higher income on average compared to their colleagues in direct access countries, (see Figure 3).
We therefore assume that the income position of GPs in gate-keeping countries and in countries with relatively fewer GPs is better than in direct access countries and in countries where GPs are more abundant.
Someone in a restricted-access country can then log into that computer through an encrypted connection and using it as a proxy, gain access to censored sites.
Someone in a restricted-access country can then log into that computer through an encrypted connection and, using it as a proxy, gain access to censored sites.
Take it from an intelligence veteran: If Vladimir Putin ran his dachas as open-access country clubs, any U.S. president would expect this country's intelligence agencies to be running assets there.
