• These packages of interventions are delivered through three key service platforms:
community workers and health posts, primary health centers, and hospitals (first level and …

Objective The aim of this study was to review analytical methods that enable the
incorporation of equity concerns within economic evaluation. Methods A systematic search …

Objective An estimated 6–10 million people in India live with active epilepsy, and less than
half are treated. We analyze the health and economic benefits of three scenarios of publicly …

Abstract Each year, more than 300,000 children in India under the age of five years die from
diarrheal diseases. Clean piped water and improved sanitation are known to be effective in …

Background Maternal and newborn mortality rates in Nigeria are among the highest
globally, and large socioeconomic inequalities exist in access to maternal, newborn, and …

Background In the last two decades, India's central and many state governments launched
several public health programs with the goal of improving maternal and child health …

Unfair differences in healthcare access, utilisation, quality or health outcomes exist between
and within countries around the world. Improving health equity is a stated objective for many …

There is an increasing focus on the role of complexity in public health and public policy
fields which has brought about a methodological shift towards computational approaches …

Abstract Lead (Pb) and cadmium (Cd) are pervasive environmental pollutants known for
their significant biological toxicity. The traditional methods for detecting these ions often …

Multiple criteria are involved in making decisions and prioritizing health policies (Baltussen
and Niessen 2006). Potential trade-offs between efficiency and equity are among these …