A robust long-term profit-growth estimate of 10% gives Equitable a price/earnings-to-growth (PEG) ratio of 1.9, one of the lowest in the sector.
This is because the predominant assumption about "better data" on disability is confined to health authorities being in position to report reliable incidence and prevalence estimates on disability in order to monitor equitable access to health and rehabilitation.
Making assistive technology of an appropriate quality available, accessible, affordable, adaptable and acceptable to children and their families is easier when governments and other providers: Estimate children's needs for various assistive technologies as a prerequisite for planning equitable services.
Subnational estimates of the population prevalence of hypertension are essential for the development of healthy and equitable communities.
Routine immunization services are one of the most used and equitable health services: global coverage for the third dose of vaccine containing diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis (DTP3) was estimated at 84% in 2013.
The WHO estimates that approximately two billion people still lack regular access to essential medicines, which can be defined as the "equitable availability and affordability of essential medicines" [ 1- 3].
A new report from the World Economic Forum estimates that it will take up to 170 years for the world's women to earn wages that are equitable to men's.
Clear next steps are to estimate population burden of specific conditions in rural and urban Mozambique to target future interventions to ensure equitable mental healthcare access.
This methodology has the potential to become a practicable method for estimating the prevalence of women with fistula, which will be invaluable in planning future services and ensuring equitable access.
