However, few studies have been carried out to understand the trends and regional patterns of socioeconomic differentials in the utilization of maternal health care services in India from the equity perspective.
With water scarcity, the problem under consideration is that the current cropping pattern is not economically efficient in the utilization of the available water resource.
Therefore, this paper has attempted to examine the trends, patterns and predictors of economic inequalities in the utilization of maternal health care in India and selected states, taking illustrative case of prenatal care and skilled birth attendance, using data from three rounds of Indian National Family Health Survey (NFHS) conducted during 1992 2006.
15 17 In general, most countries show a pattern of no or small inequalities in the utilization of GPs in relation to need.
The details of NHIRD data have been described in previous prescription patterns and the utilization analysis of CHM in different diseases like insomnia [ 32], constipation [ 33], chronic hepatitis [ 34], inflammatory bowel disease [ 35], liver cancer [ 36] and allergic rhinitis [ 37].
As the activation and repression marks were defined based on correlations with gene expression levels in cultured cells, these findings suggest that tissue and/or developmental context may affect the utilization of histone modification patterns in vivo.
This paper presents new information about the level of inequities in the patterns of utilization of Primary Health Care services in Enugu state, southeast Nigeria as a measure of the march of the state towards achieving UHC.
This study examines changes between April 1, 2010, and March 30 , 2015 in the utilization patterns of XR-NTX for SUDs as promoted and delivered in a system of "medication hubs," comprised of community providers and a medication coordinating center, and training efforts.
This is the first study undertaken in the utilization pattern of antipsychotics among the hospitalized patients in Nepal.
While it has so far been argued that women with CHD show out of biological reasons a less typical clinical presentation than men [ 26], we propose as an additional explanation a gender related difference in the utilization pattern of medical services: women contact earlier and with less typical symptoms their GP than men.
