“…RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: The average actual PHC cost per capita ranged from US$ 9.3 in Ganze sub-county to US$ 47.2 in Mukurweini while the normative cost per capita ranged from US$ 31.8 in Ganze to US$ 42.4 in Kibwezi West. …”
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“…Moreover, for urban older people, gender (B (Female) = 0.98), current occupation (B (With occupation) = 1.13) and smoking (B (yes) = 2.14) were positively related to psychological pain, whereas age (B (≥ 80) = −1.45), family per-capita annual income (B > (30,000) = −3.63), living arrangement (B (With spouse) = -1.31), BMI (B(normal) = −2.62) and personal social capital (B (BOC) = −0.16) were negatively associated with psychological pain (p < 0.05). …”
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“…Using NHLS data (2012–2016), we assessed levels and trends over time in TB diagnostic tests performed (count and per capita) and TB test positivity. Estimates were stratified by HIV status, viral suppression, age, sex, and province. …”
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“…Costs were calculated per capita. Comparisons were made between the two cooperatives. …”
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“…RESULTS: Prices vary across countries with GDP per capita and a number of determinants of supply and demand. …”
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“…Other factors found to be important in at least one study were mortality from road traffic accidents and cerebrovascular causes, transplant capacity, gross domestic product per capita, health expenditure per capita, religion (Catholicism), education, public access to information, and a common law legal system. …”
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“…We used World Health Organization criteria of <3× gross domestic product per capita (3× GDP per capita = US$2,823 for Côte d'Ivoire) as a plausible threshold for “cost-effectiveness.” …”
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“…These costs represent a per capita expenditure on surgery ranging from US$0.05 to US$0.14 between the eight hospitals. …”
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“…Before reimbursement, the incidence of catastrophic health payment (household health spending more than 40% of household's capacity to pay) and medical impoverishment (household per capita income falling below the poverty line due to medical expense) was 14.3% and 8.2%, respectively. …”
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“…To assess health expenditure burden, we analysed households incurring high health expenses and their sources of finance for meeting health expenses. RESULTS: The per capita health expenditures reported by four caste groups accord with their status in the caste hierarchy. …”
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“…In particular, county-level ring maps were used to evaluate disparities in diabetes prevalence among adult African Americans and Whites and to explore potential county-level associations between diabetes prevalence among adult African Americans and five measures of the socioeconomic and built environment—persistent poverty, unemployment, rurality, number of fast food restaurants per capita, and number of convenience stores per capita. …”
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“…RESULTS: Total and per capita separations were 2,268 (75.3/1,000 with diabetes) and 2,734 (62.3/1,000 with diabetes) for Group D and Group A respectively. …”
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“…RESULTS: Assuming a Year 1 pandemic, the five-year costs per capita for the electronic system decrease as PHU population size increases, becoming increasingly less costly than hybrid systems ($4.33 vs. $4.34 [100,000], $4.17 vs. $4.34 [500,000], $4.12 vs. $4.34 [1,000, 000]). …”
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“…We examined funding per capita and its likely predictors (HIV adult prevalence, HIV prevalence in most-at-risk populations and gross national income per capita) using stepwise backward regression analysis. …”
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“…Main outcome measures Cost per capita and cost per disability adjusted life year (DALY) averted, expressed in international dollars ($Int) for the year 2005. …”
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“…Price levels (proxied by per-capita GDP) were also influential, with costs increasing by 22% (4–41) for each doubling in per-capita GDP. …”
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“…An income increase per capita by 10,000 RMB was associated with 25.5% more likely to have health insurance coverage (odds ratio = 1.255, 95% confidence interval: [1.130-1.393]). …”
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“…RESULTS: Permanent weight loss of 10 to 15% will yield $9,445 to $15,987 in gross per capita savings throughout their lifetime, and $8,070 to $13,474 over ten years. …”
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“…The financial burden of healthcare was estimated as out-of-pocket payment per capita as a percentage of annual household living consumption expenditure per capita. …”
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“…These include adult literacy rates, per capita income, net migration rates, percentage growth in slum population, and percentage of urban population living in one-room dwelling units. …”
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