546 research outputs found
Regaining the Future: Temporality and Left Politics
Get PDFSince the epochal crisis of neoliberalism in 2008 the global political landscape has become increasingly tumultuous and unpredictable (Destradi and Plagemann, Review of International Studies 45:711–730, 2019). Environmental catastrophe closes in on the horizon, and the Covid-19 pandemic has revealed dire inadequacies in healthcare systems (Lal et al., Lancet 397:61–67, 2021)
Conclusion: Observations from the Precipice
No full textIn the summer of 2016, Samir Amin gave an electrifying keynote speech at a political economy conference in Lisbon. In a refreshing contravention of the habitually dispassionate register of academic conferences, Amin captivated his audience with a thundering tirade
Thinking beyond neoliberalism : theorising the future in the present
Get PDFIn this introductory chapter the co-authors interrogate competing definitions of neoliberalism and situate the volume's contributions within the broader academic literature. To this end the co-authors explore ‘neoliberal economics’, ‘neoliberal subjecthood’, ‘neoliberal governmentality’, ‘neoliberal ideology’, ‘neoliberal geopolitics’, and ‘actually existing neoliberalism’
Examining the health care resource utilization and economic burden among rheumatoid arthritis patients with different routine assessment of patient index data 3 scores: a probabilistic matching study
No full textOnur Başer (MEF Author)Objectives: To examine the health care resource utilization and economic burden
of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) using the Routine Assessment of Patient Index Data
3 (RAPID3).
An evaluation of 2020: Natural limits and left-wing searches
Get PDFNatural disasters, fires, wars, pandemics and, of course, the struggle... 2020, when we left one fifth of our century behind, was much more than an independent calendar year. From Onur Acaroğlu, even the epidemic could not restrain; A global perspective on the uprisings that spread from Europe to Asia, from Africa to America and swept all over the world..
An evaluation of 2020: Natural limits and left-wing searches
Get PDFNatural disasters, fires, wars, pandemics and, of course, the struggle... 2020, when we left one fifth of our century behind, was much more than an independent calendar year. From Onur Acaroğlu, even the epidemic could not restrain; A global perspective on the uprisings that spread from Europe to Asia, from Africa to America and swept all over the world..
PSY14 - evaluating trends in chronic pain prevalence in the united states veterans health administration population
No full textOnur Başer (MEF Author)##nofulltext##OBJECTIVES: The current study examined chronic pain prevalence in the U.S. Veterans Health Administration (VHA) population. METHODS: The study sample was based on the VHA Medical SAS Datasets from fiscal year 2008 through 2012. All patients diagnosed with chronic pain throughout the study period were identified using International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification diagnosis codes 338.2 and 338.4. The variation in the prevalence of chronic pain was assessed and categorized according to the pain scale. Pain score was determined using a scale ranging from 0 to 10 as reported by patients using the following categories: 1 to 4: mild, 5 to 6: moderate and ?7: severe pain. To identify prior prevalence cases, we restricted continuous enrollment throughout that fiscal year and at least 2 years priorWOS:000354498505066Science Citation Index Expanded - Social Sciences Citation IndexMeeting AbstractUluslararası işbirliği ile yapılan - EVETMayısYÖK - 2014-1
Understanding the relationship between effectiveness and outcome indicators to improve quality in healthcare
No full textOnur Başer (MEF Author)Healthcare institutions face significant challenges in implementing quality initiatives such as performance measurement. In the wake of multiple studies emphasising deficiencies in performance measurement in healthcare, measuring the performance of healthcare services to improve quality takes a great attention in the literature. Understanding the relationships between performance indicators is a first step for this. Effectiveness, which is one of the performance indicators in healthcare, reflects the effect of health interventions on health outcomes. Accessibility of services and utilisation are the two main dimensions of this concept. These indicators have the potential for improving outcomes, performance, and quality in health. This study explores the relationship between effectiveness and health outcome indicators as they relate to the development level and geographic region of 81 provinces in Turkey using a path analytic model. The numbers of hospitals and physicians are used as indicators of accessibility of healthcare services, while the average length of stay and number of surgical operations are used as indicators of utilisation. Life expectancy and general satisfaction from healthcare services are determined as outcome measures. According to the final path model, a strong relationship exists between accessibility indicators and health outcomes. A strong relationship was also found between life expectancy and general satisfaction with healthcare services, which are the objective and subjective outcome measures in healthcare, respectively. These results help our understanding of the relationship among key performance measures to improve health systems performance and quality.WOS:0004416751000032-s2.0-85007291911Social Sciences Citation IndexArticleUluslararası işbirliği ile yapılmayan - HAYIREylülYÖK - 2018-1
Socio-Economic Status and Self-Rated Health: Are They Good Predictors of Income? an Analysis of Survey Panel Data From Turkey
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The Role of Stakeholder Engagement in E-Health and the Use of Big Data To Predict Health Outcomes
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