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    Making Choices in Health: Who guide to cost - effectiveness analysis
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    Comparative Effectiveness: Cost-effectiveness of models of care quality for children affected by HIV/AIDS in Nepal
    por Pradhan, Prajwal Mani
    Publicado em 2012
    Assuntos: “…Cost-effectiveness…”
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    Comparative Effectiveness: Cost-effectiveness of models of care quality for children affected by HIV/AIDS in Nepal
    por Pradhan, Prajwal Mani
    Publicado em 2009
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    Cost-effectiveness and patient satisfaction with health care facilities provided by Kathmandu Medical college teaching hospital: A prospective study
    por Manandhar, Nayan
    Publicado em 2002
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    Cost-effectiveness and patient satisfaction with health care facilities provided by Kathmandu Medical College teaching hospital: A prospective study
    por Manandhar, Nayan
    Publicado em 2013
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    Pilot Project on Child Injury Prevention in Nepal (2014) Pant PR1 1University of the West of England, Bristol Background Child injury is a major global public health problem with the highest burden in low- and middle- income countries; they are also a rising problem for children in Nepal and other Asian countries. In 2010, about 939,000 children and adolescents (aged 0-19 years) died from injuries in the world of which 90% occurred in developing countries. Every day 2,316 children and adolescents (0-19 years) die from injuries in developing countries. The main aim of the project was to develop a culturally appropriate, educational programme for FCHVs and to determine the feasibility of evaluating its effectiveness through women’s groups. Methods This project was conducted in Hatiya Village Development Committee (VDC), selected from 43 VDCs in the district. According to the objective of the project, three major activities were planned: 1) first-aid training for all FCHVs, 2) introduction of child injury prevention component in regular Mothers' Group meetings; and 3) child injury notification and data collection. The field activities were implemented for the duration of 7 months from October 2013. Results An educational injury prevention program, including basic first-aid training was developed for FCHVs and Mothers' Group members. This included: discussion about child injury prevention in Mothers' Group meeting, development of a Mothers' Group facilitation manual, a picture book on child injuries, and two education posters. Two hundred and sixty mothers and 30 fathers were directly involved in the Mothers' Group meetings. Twenty first-aid kits were provided to 9 FCHVs, 10 Mothers' Groups, and a VDC facilitator. In total, the FHCVs and mothers identified 155 injured children in the VDC over a period of 7 months using the child injury data collection form. A report of the feasibility of delivering the materials through women’s groups in wards across the project VDC was prepared. An observation of their knowledge about child injuries before and after implementing this intervention found considerable increased awareness about child injuries. Conclusions A cluster randomized controlled trial will be needed in order to test the validity and to know whether the intervention is effective and cost effective in reducing children's injuries. Keywords: child injuries; educational programs; effectiveness; FCHVs; injury prevention; women's group
    Pilot Project on Child Injury Prevention in Nepal (2014) Pant PR1 1University of the West of England, Bristol Background Child injury is a major global public health problem with the highest burden in low- and middle- income countries; they are also a rising problem for children in Nepal and other Asian countries. In 2010, about 939,000 children and adolescents (aged 0-19 years) died from injuries in the world of which 90% occurred in developing countries. Every day 2,316 children and adolescents (0-19 years) die from injuries in developing countries. The main aim of the project was to develop a culturally appropriate, educational programme for FCHVs and to determine the feasibility of evaluating its effectiveness through women’s groups. Methods This project was conducted in Hatiya Village Development Committee (VDC), selected from 43 VDCs in the district. According to the objective of the project, three major activities were planned: 1) first-aid training for all FCHVs, 2) introduction of child injury prevention component in regular Mothers' Group meetings; and 3) child injury notification and data collection. The field activities were implemented for the duration of 7 months from October 2013. Results An educational injury prevention program, including basic first-aid training was developed for FCHVs and Mothers' Group members. This included: discussion about child injury prevention in Mothers' Group meeting, development of a Mothers' Group facilitation manual, a picture book on child injuries, and two education posters. Two hundred and sixty mothers and 30 fathers were directly involved in the Mothers' Group meetings. Twenty first-aid kits were provided to 9 FCHVs, 10 Mothers' Groups, and a VDC facilitator. In total, the FHCVs and mothers identified 155 injured children in the VDC over a period of 7 months using the child injury data collection form. A report of the feasibility of delivering the materials through women’s groups in wards across the project VDC was prepared. An observation of their knowledge about child injuries before and after implementing this intervention found considerable increased awareness about child injuries. Conclusions A cluster randomized controlled trial will be needed in order to test the validity and to know whether the intervention is effective and cost effective in reducing children's injuries. Keywords...
    por Pant, PR
    Publicado em 2016
    “… whether the intervention is effective and cost effective in reducing children's injuries. Keywords: child…”
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    Cost-Benefit Analysis of Pesticide Use from Farmers Health Perspective
    “… rely on pesticides to control pest and diseases due to the efficacy and cost-effectiveness…”
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    Glaucoma therapy: Prescription audit and cost analysis at glaucoma clinic of BP koirala lions center for ophthalmic studies.
    por Sapkota, Binay
    Publicado em 2008
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    Study of drug utilization pattern in department of general practice and emergency medicine of a tertiary care hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal.
    por Yadav, Dipendra
    Publicado em 2020
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    Evaluation Study of Cost Recovery of Hospital Development Committee in Nepal
    “… of health care market, public hospitals can do achieve better cost-effective ratios for hospital services…”
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    Rapid and visual detection of SARS-CoV-2 by reverse transcriptase - loop mediated isothermal amplification(RT-lamp).
    por Neupane, Anant
    Publicado em 2021
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    Adding It Up: The costs and Benefits of Investing in family Planning and maternal and new born health
    “… and infants are highly cost-effective, and they are complementary because the health of mothers…”
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    Knowledge and Perceptions of IUDs among FP Providers in Nepal
    Publicado em 2016
    “… when developing and improving contraceptive programs. For the IUD, an underutilized but cost-effective…”
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    Nepal Health Sector Programme- Implementation Plan III (NHSP -IP 2) 2010 – 2015
    “… of cost-effective, evidence-based health interventions. If the targets of NHSP -2 are broadly achieved…”
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    Evaluation of Essential Health Care Delivery Services in Nepal
    “… health care services using cost-effective interventions; (b) establishing public-private NGO…”
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    Reactive Thrombocytosis and its Relation with Different Hematological Parameters and Acute Phase Reactant C-reactive protein (CRP) 2003
    por Dahal, MP
    Publicado em 2016
    “… by measuring the serum C - reactive protein level in most of the cases which is cost effective, simple…”
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    Assessment of knowledge, attitude and behaviour concerning STD/HIV in selected populations.
    por Erpelding, Anne
    Publicado em 1997
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    Mobilizing men in rural Nepal to support safer mother hood and reproductive health services.
    Publicado em 2004
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    Health promoting behavior and associated factor among school going adolescent residing in Bharatpur metropolitan city of Chitwan district.
    por Shrestha,Ram Bahadur
    Publicado em 2018
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