In 1930, John Maynard Keynes predicted that employees would toil for only 15 hours and then face the challenge of "how to use freedom from pressing economic cares".
Keynes reflects on a future in which "man" will be faced with a "permanent problem – how to use his freedom from pressing economic cares, how to occupy the leisure... to live wisely and agreeable and well".
And the following stage is socio-economic care - most of these patients arrive with nothing, no clothes even.
So we started to support them through socio-economic care.
The secondary objectives of the study are to assess the association between demographic, socio-economic, care-seeking behaviour during pregnancy and the utilisation of postnatal health care.
In the face of changing demographic and economic realities, care is intrinsic and deeply important to all of us.
"Detroit is like a prism on any story you want — social, economic, health care, race, education — it is all there.
The administration has also put all kinds of government data on the Web, mostly on the Web site Data.gov, including economic, health care, environmental and other information.
Unemployment in Greece, which has been in economic intensive care for three years, is expected to rise to 27 percent this year from 24.3 percent last year.
In the current environment, health systems are facing new economic, demographic, care, social, technological and political paradigms to which health policy must respond.
