The resulting employment distribution generates a distribution of wages that is similarly polarised and more unequal than that which prevailed prior to this period.Polarisation is mostly attributable to elimination of "routine" tasks by trade and technology.Daron Acemoglu and Mr Autor pioneered a "task approach" to labour markets.
However, there is little insight into the capacity to maintain the gains attributable to free healthcare under routine conditions of implementation at the national scale.
Many households in Côte d'Ivoire face catastrophic health expenditures that are not attributable to ARV drugs or routine follow-up tests.
Notably, there were not always sufficient data to utilize laboratory confirmed influenza (LCI) cases and, in spite of its public health importance, mortality attributable to influenza is not routine part of surveillance systems.
DRG equivalents are not an exact measure of patient-related workload because they include compensation for non-personnel routine operating costs attributable to patient care, medical and technical tools, routine nursing services, and so on.
In addition, we sought tracer activities that are attributable to individual clinicians and where routine data collection systems could provide objective measures of professional performance.
The resurgence of YFV in West Africa is partially attributable to the end of the routine preventative immunization campaigns common during the colonial era, which ended in the late 1950s/early 1960s; however, many African countries, including Guinea, have added YFV vaccine to the recommended list of routine childhood vaccines.
He concluded that a combination of racial indifference to the life of mere "gooks", official pressure to raise the number of "kills" and the designation of rural areas as "free-fire zones" meant that "killings of civilians were widespread, routine and directly attributable to US command policies".
Interestingly, the environmental MDRO contamination reduction provided by H2O2 disinfection after routine cleaning was uniquely attributable to a reduction in ESBL-E (indeed, none of the other MDROs was identified after routine cleaning), which were isolated mostly from sinks, where other environmental infection control measures may be easily applicable [ 2].
The decline in incidence, and hence mortality, from colorectal cancers is most likely attributable to an increase in recommendations to perform routine screening on average risk individuals and to improved screening techniques [ 2].
