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Showing papers by "Eilish McAuliffe published in 2011"

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Access to health care of persons with disabilities as an indicator of equity in health systems.

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Malcolm MacLachlan1, Hasheem Mannan, Eilish McAuliffe•
Trinity College, Dublin1
17 Jan 2011-Open Medicine
TL;DR: By considering health care access of persons with disabilities, it is possible to evaluate the overall effectiveness of the health system in terms of equity, accessibility and right to health.
Abstract: Health systems are often evaluated using indicators such as maternal mortality, which reflect the health status of the population and the effectiveness of health services. Addressing the right to health of persons with disabilities is a significant challenge for health systems because health services for this subgroup are interdependent on other sectors in society, such as education, employment and transportation. By considering health care access of persons with disabilities, it is possible to evaluate the overall effectiveness of the health system in terms of equity, accessibility and right to health.

42 citations

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Staff skills not staff types for community-based rehabilitation

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Malcolm MacLachlan1, Hasheem Mannan1, Eilish McAuliffe1•
Trinity College, Dublin1
11 Jun 2011-The Lancet

35 citations

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Expected to deliver: alignment of regulation, training, and actual performance of emergency obstetric care providers in Malawi and Tanzania.

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S. Lobis1, Godfrey Mbaruku2, Francis Kamwendo, Eilish McAuliffe3, Judy Austin1, Helen de Pinho1 •
Columbia University1, Ifakara Health Institute2, Trinity College, Dublin3
01 Dec 2011-International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics
TL;DR: The Health Systems Strengthening for Equity project sought to assess the alignment between national policy and regulation, preservice training, district level expectations, and clinical practice of cadres providing some or all components of emergency obstetric care in Malawi and Tanzania.

31 citations

What is the evidence of the impact of increasing salaries on improving the performance of public servants, including teachers, nurses and mid-level occupations, in low- and middle-income countries: Is it time to give pay a chance?

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Stuart C. Carr, M. Clarke, C. Leggatt-Cook, M. MacLachlan, Eilish McAuliffe, Charles Normand, J. Pais, T.S. Papola, S. Thomas 
01 Jan 2011
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a method to solve the problem of the "missing link" problem: the "hidden link" between the two parties' trajectories, i.e.,
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17 citations