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  1. 1001
    “…Days out of role because of health problems are a major source of lost human capital. We examined the relative importance of commonly occurring physical and mental disorders in accounting for days out of role in 24 countries that participated in the World Health Organization (WHO) World Mental Health (WMH) surveys. …”
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    Days out of role due to common physical and mental conditions: results from the WHO World Mental Health surveys
  2. 1002
    “…Labor productivity losses were calculated from physical units and converted into monetary units with a human capital-based method. HRQOL was measured with the EuroQol EQ-5D questionnaire. …”
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    Social and economic costs and health-related quality of life in stroke survivors in the Canary Islands, Spain
  3. 1003
    “…Productivity loss due to morbidity and mortality was generally measured using the human capital approach. When included, herd immunity effects were functions of coverage rates or based on reduction in disease outcomes. …”
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    Systematic review of studies evaluating the broader economic impact of vaccination in low and middle income countries
  4. 1004
    por Duffy, Paul, Baldwin, Helen
    Publicado 2013
    “…CONCLUSIONS: Addressing internal factors and underlying issues i.e. ‘human capital’, provided confidence for continued recovery whilst motivators focused on external factors such as family and maintaining aspects of a ‘normal’ life i.e. …”
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    Recovery post treatment: plans, barriers and motivators
  5. 1005
    “…Indirect costs were calculated using the human capital approach on the basis of the work days lost due to injury, including sickness allowance benefits. …”
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    Direct, indirect, and intangible costs after severe trauma up to occupational reintegration – an empirical analysis of 113 seriously injured patients
  6. 1006
    “…Community resilience to chronic problems, if it makes sense at all, is likely to be a property that emerges from the various assets in a community such as human capital, built capital and natural capital. SUMMARY: Public Health professionals working with deprived neighbourhoods would be better to focus on what neighbourhoods have or could develop as social capital for living well, rather than on the vague and tangential notion of community resilience.…”
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    An argument against the focus on Community Resilience in Public Health
  7. 1007
    “…Early years interventions such as intensive education and care for these children are known to have the potential to increase their human capital. The Early Years Education Program (EYEP) is a new program offered by the Children’s Protection Society (CPS) in Melbourne, Australia. …”
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    Improving lifetime trajectories for vulnerable young children and families living with significant stress and social disadvantage: the early years education program randomised controlled trial
  8. 1008
    “…BACKGROUND: Breastfeeding has clear short-term benefits, but its long-term consequences on human capital are yet to be established. We aimed to assess whether breastfeeding duration was associated with intelligence quotient (IQ), years of schooling, and income at the age of 30 years, in a setting where no strong social patterning of breastfeeding exists. …”
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    Association between breastfeeding and intelligence, educational attainment, and income at 30 years of age: a prospective birth cohort study from Brazil
  9. 1009
    por Smith, Julie P
    Publicado 2015
    “…An economic approach to the problem of premature weaning from optimal breastfeeding may help prioritise global maternity protection as the foundation for sustainable development of human capital and labour productivity. It would remove fiscal subsidies for breast milk substitutes, tax their sale to recoup health system costs, and penalise their free supply, promotion and distribution. …”
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    Markets, breastfeeding and trade in mothers’ milk
  10. 1010
    “…Improving the effectiveness of family planning programs is critical for empowering women and adolescent girls, improving human capital, reducing dependency ratios, reducing maternal and child mortality, and achieving demographic dividends in low- and middle-income countries. …”
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    Protocol for a systematic review on the effect of demand generation interventions on uptake and use of modern contraceptives in LMIC
  11. 1011
    por Walker, Robert, Blackburn, Jason
    Publicado 2015
    “…Here, a severe climate limits agriculture, and industrialization has been inhibited by lack of infrastructure, low levels of human capital, and a scarcity of financial resources. …”
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    Biothreat Reduction and Economic Development: The Case of Animal Husbandry in Central Asia
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    “…Diabetes-related excess direct medical costs were obtained from a local cost study while indirect costs were calculated using the human capital approach applied to local labor force statistics. …”
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    Current and future economic burden of diabetes among working-age adults in Asia: conservative estimates for Singapore from 2010-2050
  13. 1013
    “…The bottom-up approach was commonly employed to determine cost, while human capital method was used for indirect cost estimation. …”
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    Global economic burden of schizophrenia: a systematic review
  14. 1014
    “…Indirect costs were assessed with the human capital approach implying gross domestic product per capita or gross value added per worker in Poland in 2014 and were expressed in Polish zlotys (PLN) as well as in euros. …”
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    Disease activity, quality of life and indirect costs of reduced productivity at work, generated by Polish patients with ankylosing spondylitis
  15. 1015
    “…BACKGROUND: Cash transfer interventions are forms of social protection based on the provision of cash to vulnerable households with the aim of reduce risk, vulnerability, chronic poverty and improve human capital. Such interventions are already an integral part of the response to HIV/AIDS in some settings and have recently been identified as a core element of World Health Organization’s End TB Strategy. …”
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    Towards cash transfer interventions for tuberculosis prevention, care and control: key operational challenges and research priorities
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    “…In low-income and middle-income countries, the available human capital can form an approach to reducing the evidence practice gap, compared with the high cost alternatives available in established market economies. …”
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    Protocol for process evaluation of a randomised controlled trial of family-led rehabilitation post stroke (ATTEND) in India
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    “…These results suggest the relevance of prenatal care visits for human capital outcomes important over the lifecycle.…”
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    Prenatal care and child growth and schooling in four low- and medium-income countries
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    “…Childhood stunting, being short for one’s age, has life-long consequences for health, human capital and economic growth. Being stunted in early childhood is associated with slower cognitive development, reduced schooling attainment and adult incomes decreased by 5–53%. …”
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    Reaching the global target to reduce stunting: an investment framework
  19. 1019
    “…Expectations about future health and longevity are important determinants of individuals’ decisions to invest in physical and human capital. Few population-level studies have measured subjective expectations and examined how they are affected by scale-up of antiretroviral therapy (ART). …”
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    Expectations about future health and longevity in Kenyan and Ugandan communities receiving a universal test-and-treat intervention in the SEARCH trial
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    “…This has negative consequences for their human capital development, and imposes a growing economic burden on their societies. …”
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    Lifestyle and Income-related Inequality in Health in South Africa
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