Using these data, we performed a regression analysis to examine the determinants of future health workers' willingness to work in rural areas as measured by rural reservation wages.
There is also a great need for training of policy-makers, health workers and workers in other sectors to understand the need for and how to act on the social determinants of health.
many emotional determinants at work; an operant conscience.
The six-vertex model with open boundary conditions is discussed. The correlation functions for the model are calculated and expressed as some determinants.
Interpretation is directed not so much at the meaning as towards reducing the non-meaning of the signifiers, so that we may rediscover the determinants of the subject's entire behavior.
This paper analyzes the demanding determinants of consumer goods theoretically, establishes rural, urban sales functions respectively, and then integrates them into a sales aggregate model of China.
To examine determinants of maternal mortality and assess the effect of programmes aimed at increasing the number of births attended by health professionals in two districts in West Java, Indonesia.
The distribution and determinants of very low circulating troponin t levels, as well as their association with cardiovascular events, in such patients are unknown.
Each antigen may have many different determinants.
Yet ABA insists that the 200 law schools it accredits administer the LSAT, and for ABA schools it often is the main determinant of admission and is always one of the two main determinants.
This view of the determinants of consumption was detailed in The General Theory by Keynes.
These social determinants are intrinsically linked to inequities in health and help explain why poor and marginalized people get sick and die sooner than those in better social positions.
The "research for health" theme reflects the need to link global health research with research in non-health sectors (e.g. agriculture, environment and social determinants of health).
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