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Verification of Performance in Results-Based Financing (RBF): The Case of Panama's Health Protection for Vulnerable Populations (PSPV) Program,
Alfredo Perazzo, Carmen Carpio and Renzo Sotomayor, from The World Bank (2015)
Keywords: waste, data entry, e-mail, quality of services, people, vaccination, financing, financial management, information technology, information system, antenatal care, income ... See More + under-five mortality, laws, live births, morbidity, basic health services, information, monitoring, health care, legal status, copyright, incentives, health, health professionals, breast cancer, high blood pressure, verification, verifications, hypertension, registry, health facilities, maternal mortality, knowledge, translation, capitation, diabetes, data, ministry of health, costs, iron, check– ups, patient, patients, performance indicators, health indicators, targets, technical experts, health care services, health management, vulnerable populations, access to health services, dissemination, medical care, service provision, mortality rate, material, tuberculosis, folic acid, health organization, screening, databases, disparities in health, mortality, health promotion, telephone, health information, technology, equity, infant mortality, transaction, infant, health service provision, general population, aged, patient satisfaction, software, results, care, policy makers, level of development, medical services, health outcomes, fax, internal process, family planning, protocols, preventive health services, nutrition, populations, quality control, queries, check–ups, policy, primary health care, internet, administration, health results, result, demands, weight, physicians, pregnant women, children, licenses, network, evaluation, human resources, health expenditure, integration, performance, administrative processes, software solution, innovation, management of patients, population, profit, protocol, practitioners, maternal mortality rate, strategy, gross national income, flow of information, registration, database, health interventions, certification, health service, infant mortality rate, health services, implementation, pregnancy, target, uses, human development

Addressing Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health in Niger,
Helene Barroy, Rafael Cortez, Nora Le Jean and Hui Wang, from The World Bank (2016)
Keywords: use of contraception, sex education, child health, risks, social norms, maternal death, sexually active, reproductive health, contraception, people, peer education, adolescent ... See More + mother, traditional medicine, young girls, informed choice, unsafe abortions, adolescent birth rate, older adolescents, antenatal care, youth centers, prevention, laws, sexual intercourse before marriage, contraceptive pills, youth groups, young mother, sexual behaviour, morbidity, health education, women of childbearing age, services, health care, sexually transmitted infections, privacy, old adolescents, birth control, puberty, health, health facilities, public health, maternal mortality, births to adolescents, hospitalization, middle school, knowledge, health facility, access to health information, pregnancies, abortions, young woman, community mobilization, patients, contraceptive prevalence, intervention, boys, urban adolescents, sexuality, adequate health, adolescent-friendly approaches, medication, adolescent mothers, unmarried adolescents, stis, cultural beliefs, violence, sexual education, access to health services, gender norms, sexual experience, first sexual intercourse, immune deficiency syndrome, unplanned pregnancy, mortality rate, sexual intercourse, first sex, basic human rights, services for adolescents, primary school, care services, family_planning, birth rate, adolescent fertility, self-medication, adolescent-friendly services, social development, foster families, early childbearing, mortality, modern contraceptive methods, adolescent boys, sexual initiation, emotional violence, posters, access to information, first sexual experience, childbirth, sexual reproductive health, reproductive health rights, young men, young adults, female adolescents, aged, adolescence, contraceptives, social services, adolescent girls, schools, age, exposure to violence, births, male adolescents, dignity, health outcomes, sexual activity, victims, radio programs, adolescent-friendly policies, family planning, unwanted pregnancy, adolescent females, birth spacing, risk of morbidity, youth, decision making, contraceptive method, nutrition, workshops, adolescents, unprotected sex, childbearing, peer pressure, mobile clinics, contraceptive use, sexual encounter, internet, national health, child mortality, sexual behavior, sex, female counterparts, human rights, pregnant women, recreational activities, reproductive health services, form of contraception, children, adolescents’ health, clinics, modern contraception, maternal deaths, adolescent males, younger adolescents, risk of exposure, contraceptive methods, violence against women, adolescent, birth attendants, young women, adolescent childbearing, youth health, physical activity, infections, traditional birth attendants, young people, premarital sex, girls, married adolescent girls, neonatal mortality, strategy, physical violence, families, family planning services, sexual violence, cancers, adolescent health, violence among adolescents, married adolescents, pregnancy outcomes, aids, early marriage, adolescent pregnancies, health services, implementation, pregnancy, abortion, condoms, adolescent birth, interventions for adolescents, breastfeeding

Long-Run Effects of Public Policies: Endogenous Alcohol Preferences and Life Expectancy in Russia,
Lorenz Kueng and Evgeny Yakovlev, from Center for Economic and Financial Research (CEFIR) (2016)
Keywords: long-run policy effects, endogenous preferences, mortality

Improving health in Tajikistan: remittances trump other income,
Sophia Kan, from Courant Research Centre PEG (2016)
Keywords: health; migration; remittances; Tajikistan

Macroeconomic Conditions and Health: Inspecting the Transmission Mechanism,
Emilio Colombo, Valentina Rotondi and Luca Stanca, from University of Milano-Bicocca, Department of Economics (2016)
Keywords: Economic conditions, unemployment, health behaviors, health outcomes

2012 Regional Partnership Grants to Increase the Well-Being of and to Improve the Permanency Outcomes for Children Affected by Substance Abuse: First Annual Report to Congress,
Debra A. Strong, Sarah A. Avellar and Patricia Del Grosso, from Mathematica Policy Research
Keywords: children, substance abuse, regional partnership grants, evidence-based, health, child welfare

The Role of Obesity in Federal Disability Determinations,
Jody Schimmel Hyde, from Mathematica Policy Research
Keywords: Social Security, disability, obesity, SSI, SSDI

Serving Child Welfare Families with Substance Abuse Issues: Grantees' Use of Evidence-Based Practices and the Extent of Evidence,
Debra A. Strong, Sarah A. Avellar, Caroline Massad Francis, Megan Hague Angus and Andrea Mraz Esposito, from Mathematica Policy Research
Keywords: children, substance abuse, regional partnership grants, evidence-based, health, child welfare

Reaching Out to Enroll Children in Public Health Insurance: The CKF Grantees and Their Experiences,
Embry Howell and Brigette Courtot, from Mathematica Policy Research
Keywords: Covering Kids & Families Evaluation, SCHIP, Medicaid, Public Health, insurance

Evaluation of the Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative: Second Annual Report,
Deborah Peikes, Erin Fries Taylor, Stacy Dale, Ann O'Malley, Arkadipta Ghosh, Grace Anglin, Kaylyn Swankoski, Aparajita Zutshi, Lara Converse and Randall Brown, from Mathematica Policy Research
Keywords: Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative, advanced primary care, risk-stratified care management, patient centered medical home, Medicare fee for service, health information technology, propensity score matching

Balancing Access and Costs: Health Benefit Structures for Privately Insured People,
James D. Reschovsky, Kara Contreary and Joel V. Smith, from Mathematica Policy Research
Keywords: health benefit, privately insured people, access, costs

The Effect of Weight on Labor Market Outcomes: An Application of Genetic Instrumental Variables,
Petri Böckerman, John Cawley, Jutta Viinikainen, Terho Lehtimäki, Suvi Rovio, Ilkka Seppälä, Jaakko Pehkonen and Olli Raitakari, from Institute of Labor Economics (IZA) (2016)
Keywords: employment, earnings, BMI, obesity, genetic instruments