Furthermore, without official household registration in cities, they are not entitled to most public-funded programs, such as housing, education and health services (15, 16).
For rural-to-urban migrants, who must accept low-paying work and lack health insurance or access to other public-funded programs, there is also greater psychosocial stress when seeking maternal health care because of being not familiar with urban environments and hospitals' services procedures.
This means that the experiences of these women may not be relevant to women in rural or regional areas, other countries or women who have chosen to have a VBAC in hospital, a birth centre or as part of a public funded homebirth program.
Public and privately funded programs that are created to address learning disabilities often identify only the most obvious vision dysfunctions or more commonly, attempt to prevent them from occurring entirely.
Drawing on four ethnographic case studies of projects in a public-funded innovation program in rehabilitation care in the Netherlands, we challenge some well-known assumptions about innovation that have long inspired traditional understandings of innovation.
Indiana's new school voucher law has led some Hoosier parents to take their students out of private schools and place them in public schools for a year to earn eligibility for the publicly funded program, The Journal Gazette reports.
The NDEP (52) was established in 1997 as a federally funded program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Healthh (NIH) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) and includes more than 200 public and private partners at the federal, state, and local levels.
Although observers like the idea of pooling public and private resources for graduate training, some wonder about the wisdom of having a private foundation, in effect, select grantees for a federally funded program.
Program income is sometimes directly generated by the Federally funded program.
