Sentence examples for overall decrease in health from inspiring English sources

That was the principal cause of the overall decrease in health insurance coverage".

As the cost of treating Stage IV wound for community dwelling adults can exceed $124,000 per wound [ 17], this program's reduction in the incidence of wounds alone would allow for a significant overall decrease in health care costs.

This difference may partially explain the variation in results between Spain and Greece in terms of changes in self-reported health, an overall decrease in self-reported health during the recession has been found for Greece [ 58], with some disadvantaged socio-economic groups suffering a particularly large deterioration [ 59].

Clinical studies suggest a correlative decrease in lifespan and overall decrease in the quality of health in patients that experience chronic levels of pain [ 10].

There has been an overall decrease in out-migration of skilled health workers from South Africa since the early 2000s largely attributed to a reduced need for foreign-trained skilled health workers in destination countries, limitations on recruitment, and tighter migration rules.

But because the overall charges to the patients must equal the overall expenditures by the hospital, any decrease in the charge on pacemakers necessarily would mean an increase in another charge, and there would be no overall decrease in the cost to the consumer of health care.

However, President Obama's $63 billion Global Health Initiative allocated $51 billion over 6 years ($8.5 billion/year) resulting in an overall decrease in PEPFAR funding while allocating $12 billion towards other global health initiatives including maternal and child health".

The central public health questions are whether vaccination causes an overall decrease in AOM and associated healthcare burden.

"It brings an overall decrease in violence".

The overall decrease in citywide crime last year was 4.4percentt.

The program, along with an overall decrease in violence in the past two years, has halved the child mortality rate in some parts of eastern Congo, said Emmanuel d'Harcourt, an expert on child health at the International Rescue Committee.