Some of the progress will be showcased in this year's upcoming Big Data Finance conference, a third annual conference dedicated to the newest research on the aggregation, processing and utilization of financial data to take place on March 6, 2015, at NYU Courant.
Financial accountability, the most commonly understood type, "concerns tracking and reporting on allocation, disbursement and utilization of financial resources, using the tools of auditing, budgeting and accounting" [ 7].
This dialogue should be based on evidence of trends and programme impact, ultimately leading to improved allocation and utilization of financial, human and organisational resources for children and women.
In this context, efficient utilization of existing financial and human resources becomes crucial for strengthening the healthcare delivery.
Hardware redundancy, in particular, brings with it necessary trade-offs, such as the overhead of data synchronization, inefficient utilization of hardware, financial constraints, limits on scalability, etc.
In this context, the efficient utilization of existing financial and human resources becomes crucial for strengthening the healthcare delivery in the country.
Such health financing reforms improve equity in the distribution of resources, leading to improvements in equity in utilization of services and financial protection [4] by ensuring robust implementation of the insurance schemes, acting as a vehicle for achieving universal health coverage (UHC).
However, regarding utilization of diagnostic resources, financial considerations were mentioned in the present study, and so may affect antibiotic prescribing indirectly.
We chose the survey items in this study based on items from six categories in our previous study that influenced the maintenance of standards of care and improvement of home-visit nursing services (operating structure, management of service, employment, patient utilization, financial condition, and regional cooperation) [ 1].
For health insurance providers, empirical evidence for changes in utilization of health services and financial outcomes is inconclusive.
Two community mobilization studies [ 21, 22] reported improved health outcomes without any significant changes in utilization and two studies (one each of financial incentives [ 19] and community mobilization [ 9]) reported increased utilization with no significant changes to maternal or infant mortality.
