Inequality in Responsiveness

Inequality in Policy Responsiveness?

Senate Responsiveness in an Era of Inequality

To what extent do members of Congress respond unequally to people in different economic situations? While recent studies have found a responsiveness bias toward the wealthy (Gilens 2005; Bartels 2008), the extent of this bias remains unknown. Using data from the 2004 NAES, Census data, and multiple roll call votes, I examine Senate responsiveness across a range of issues for the 107 through 110...

Inequality and polarisation in health systems' responsiveness: a cross-country analysis.

The World Health Report 2000 proposed three fundamental goals for health systems encompassing population health, health care finance and health systems responsiveness. The goals incorporate both an efficiency and equity dimension. While inequalities in population health and health care finance have motivated two important strands of research, inequalities in responsiveness have received less at...

Inequality and polarisation in health systemsâ€TM responsiveness: A cross-country analysis

The World Health Report 2000 proposed three fundamental goals for health systems encompassing population health, health care finance and health systems responsiveness. The goals incorporate both an efficiency and equity dimension. While inequalities in population health and health care finance have motivated two important strands of research, inequalities in responsiveness have received less at...

Managers’ Perspective toward Responsiveness in Non Clinical Services

Background and Objectives: Responsiveness is a measure of how well a healthcare organization performs in accordance with patients’ expectations and is a central factor to patient satisfaction. To enhance responsiveness in a health facility, the first step is to identify its current situation. This study was conducted to evaluate the responsiveness of a sample of hospitals in Ya...