Such a transformation has deep and significant implications for equity, democracy and rights.
While a transfer of human capital from the public to the private sector may increase collaboration and knowledge sharing between the two sectors through the network connections of former public employees, it may also have important implications for equity, efficiency, and public policy.
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This has significant implications for equity of access for children in diverse geographical locations.
Questions of student access to technology (i.e., computers) are larger policy and education funding issues with serious implications for equity among different student populations.
The findings of this study, as discussed above, have several implications for equity and the National Health Insurance Scheme NHISS) currently being implemented in Ghana.
However, there are also implications for equity in access to healthcare, and efficiency of service provision, as well as quality of care.
Re-sitting raises the issue as to what might be the precise magnitude and determinants of any practice effects on the UMAT and their implications for equity in subsequent selection processes.
A few landmark studies at that time charted the patterns of utilisation of health services for acute and long term treatment [ 9- 11] and the costs incurred and its implications for equity [ 10, 12, 13].
Such a model ignores the implications for equity, whereby private systems may avoid providing care to the poor, aged, chronically ill, or other patients who have conditions requiring costly or long-term care.
This key issue has major implications for equity goals, and would benefit from further investigation at a country level, including changes in uptake of care in the face of recession.
