Public Health Expenditures in Selected Cities by Nonofficial Agencies

Personal Health Care Expenditures by State, Selected Years 1966-1978

In 1966, spending for personal health care in the U.S. was $39 billion. By 1978, these expenditures had grown to $166 billion. Among regions and states, different patterns and levels of spending emerged, along with different rates of growth. Some of the highlights from the accompanying report which pinpoint personal health care spending differences among regions and states are listed below. In ...

National expenditures on social security and health in selected countries.

Drawing on data from various sources, this article compares the 1980 and 1983 levels of spending on social security and health in the United States with the levels in seven other countries: Canada, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Sweden, and Japan. Currently, in the United States, social security is customarily understood to include only old-age, survivors, and disability ...

Health Expenditures and Ageing in Selected Asian Countries

New partnerships between animal health services and public health agencies.

As Veterinary Services and animal health organisations attempt to respond to a new era of emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases, their ability and skill in forming new strategic partnerships will be paramount. While these new partnerships are likely to include many relationships outside traditional Veterinary Services and animal agriculture, none will become more important than the formati...

The Role of Public Health Agencies in Addressing Child and Family Poverty: Public Health Nurses’ Perspectives

Poverty rates among child-bearing families in industrialised countries remain unacceptably high and have significant implications for population health. Both today and in the past, public health nurses have observed the impact of poverty on family health and well-being every day in their practice; yet, their perspectives on their role in addressing child and family poverty are currently absent ...