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Diksha Tomer and Avishek Majumder on October 23, 2018 No Comments
This article presents a predictive assessment on the basis of secondary data available for malaria incidences in the period of 1998-2017. The predictive assessment uses the Autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) model.
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Diksha Tomer and Avishek Majumder on October 23, 2018 No Comments
The aim of the study is to show that the prevalence of malaria is dependent on the health care expenditures by the Government. Therefore, in this case, the impact of expenditures by Government on malarial incidences has been assessed using inferential statistical analyses.
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Diksha Tomer and Avishek Majumder on October 23, 2018 No Comments
Meta-analysis is a statistical technique that combines the findings from independent studies, such as clinical studies, epidemiological studies and intervention studies (Uman, 2011).
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Diksha Tomer and Avishek Majumder on October 18, 2018 No Comments
In this article the trends analysis of the malaria prevalence in India was done and also correlated with the trend of health expenditure made by the government of India, to study the relationships among them. Trend-based statistics help the health care members plan precautionary measures and generate awareness amongst the population prone to malaria (Vaiserman, et. al., 2016).
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Diksha Tomer and Avishek Majumder on October 11, 2018 No Comments
Epidemiology studies refer to the study of the rate of occurrence of diseases in different groups of people and to study their reason for the occurrence (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2012).
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Diksha Tomer and Avishek Majumder on October 11, 2018 1 Comment
Epidemiology-based health care policies are systematic and objective assessments of the science including meta-analyses, decision analyses, and economic evaluations and involve primarily quantitative evidence (Barata, 2013).
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Diksha Tomer and Avishek Majumder on October 9, 2018 No Comments
Plans and public healthcare policies formed globally are based on various aspects and impeding factors. Health policy comprises of goals, rules, and actions. These have an impact on the health challenges and priorities that transcend individual countries and regions (Brugha, Bruen, & Tangcharoensathien, 2014).