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Healthcare Access - Regional Overviews is a compilation of ten chapters consisting of case studies, research works, reviews, and expert opinions providing insight on the previous and current developments in the field of hygiene and infection control with practices to prevent or minimize the spread of infectious diseases. The book also addresses the status and healthcare access of the most neglected segments in less developed countries. All chapters are written by global researchers are edited by experts in the field. The information presented in this work can be replicated at different levels to accelerate timely and quality healthcare services.

Health services accessibility.

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Healthcare Access - Regional Overviews is a compilation of ten chapters consisting of case studies, research works, reviews, and expert opinions providing insight on the previous and current developments in the field of hygiene and infection control with practices to prevent or minimize the spread of infectious diseases. The book also addresses the status and healthcare access of the most neglected segments in less developed countries. All chapters are written by global researchers are edited by experts in the field. The information presented in this work can be replicated at different levels to accelerate timely and quality healthcare services.

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Medical technology. --- Pharmaceutical policy. --- Drug accessibility.

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Et si comprendre le handicap c’était aussi et d’abord comprendre un certain rapport à l’espace ? Bien que le rôle de l’environnement soit primordial pour définir le handicap, l’étude des interactions spatiales, des espaces et des pratiques de l’espace commence à peine à se développer en France. Cet ouvrage vise à expliciter la dimension spatiale du handicap. Il rassemble les contributions de huit jeunes chercheurs provenant de disciplines variées (géographie, sociologie, architecture, psychologie environnementale), privilégiant une entrée spatiale dans leurs travaux, que ce soit à l’échelle micro, méso ou macro. Le but est d’explorer les interconnexions entre les différentes approches adoptées, de l’expérience individuelle de l’espace aux politiques d’accessibilité. Cette problématique s’impose dans le contexte du développement d’un modèle du handicap selon lequel le handicap est le résultat d’une interaction combinant la déficience, la limitation d’activité et les restrictions de participation au sein d’un environnement spécifique social ou physique. What if understanding disability was also and first of all understanding a certain relationship to space? Although the environment occupies a central position in the new definition of disability, the study of spatial interactions, spaces and space-related practices, only begins to develop in France. The spatial dimension of disability is central to the “Geographies of disability”. This book brings together eight young scholars from various disciplines such as geography, sociology, architecture, or environmental psychology. All chapters explore the notion of space at micro, meso or macro levels. They aim to provide entangled approaches going from space related individual experiences to accessibility policies analysis. This appears necessary within a new model that defines disability as interactive outcome combining impairment, activity limitation and participation restrictions within a specific environment.

Geography --- Multidisciplinary --- handicap --- géographie --- accessibilité --- disability --- environment --- spaces --- geography --- accessibility --- disability studies

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Health insurance --- College students --- Medical care, Cost of --- Health services accessibility --- Cost control. --- Insurance requirements