Information on morbidity, availability of healthcare, utilization of healthcare and healthcare expenditures of the sampled population are summarized in Table 2. a SE = Standard Error.
A questionnaire survey on availability of healthcare utilization registries in which migrants can be identified was carried out among all national statistic agencies and other relevant national health authorities in the 27 EU countries in 2008-9 as part of the Migrant and Ethnic Minority Health Observatory-project (MEHO).
The higher prevalence in rural areas may be related to socioeconomic conditions (diet, stress and relative poverty [22, 23]) or to lack of availability and utilization of health-care facilities.
Thus the diel variability in these photosynthesis parameters demonstrates that although light availability is the proximal factor regulating photosynthetic rates, the photophysiology of MED4 is continually acclimating over the diel cycle and/or cell cycle to maintain balance between light availability and efficiency of utilization.
This study documents high treatment volumes in Swiss primary care and confirms findings from other studies within the same project that various factors affect the patterns of availability and utilization of medical resources.
This study aims at contributing to filling this gap in the current body of evidence by applying rigorous quantitative methods to household level data from Jordan to analyze the effect of multiple health insurance availability in terms of utilization of outpatient care, intensity of use, and individual out-of-pocket (OOP) spending on care.
Interviews with CBO staff, however, show that the interviewed CBOs were formed or started working in their communities because of the needs perceived by the founding members, not because of high availability or utilization of health and HIV/ADIS-related services.
Few studies use or attempt to measure the balance of all four pillars of availability, access, utilization, and stability of food.
Commenting on biofuels and local food security in developing countries, Locke and Henley [ 25] observe that Few studies use or attempt to measure the balance of all four pillars of availability, access, utilization, and stability of food.
A cross-sectional assessment of the availability and utilization of EmONC services in Afghanistan was conducted from December 2009 to February 2010 [ 15].
