Bedside Rationing Under Resource Constraints—A National Survey of Ethiopian Physicians’ Use of Criteria for Priority Setting

Risk of suicidal ideation and suicide attempt is higher among those who engage in NSSI (3, 4); a recent study reported that respondents who engaged in NSSI were four times more

The study has identified high-risk groups in a high-risk setting, including the youngest patrons, who reported concerning levels of both alcohol and illicit drug use, males who

Respondents who had more than one previous live birth, worked as health care personnel, or were unemployed were more likely to ex- perience nausea, whereas respondents who used

For each guideline or policy we asked about: why it was developed; the process used (including whether support was received from others within or outside WHO, whether evidence

The approach integrates two increasingly important frameworks on health care priority setting: accountability for reasonableness (A4R) to foster procedural fairness, and

While relative few of the respondents reported to experience repro- ductive health challenges, 21 of the 200 who responded to the question mentioned abortion as an ethical dilemma

The aim of this study was to test out a model for priority setting which incorporates both scientific evidence and public values, and to explore use of evidence by a selection

Fig 2. Strategies Used by Physicians to reduce costs for the patient and family.. course) and through a planned piloting of the questionnaire. Still, we were quite surprised at the