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Browsing by Author "Ichoku, Hyacinth Ementa"

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    The demand for health care services in Nigeria : a nested logit model
    (2000) Ichoku, Hyacinth Ementa; Leibbrandt, Murray; Muheki, Charlotte W
    The main aim of this study is to understand better the factors that influence the health care demand decisions of Nigerian households. The achievement of this objective involves the estimation of the parameters of the demand for health care services in order to understand the nature of health care choices that Nigerian households make under the present depressed economy. These demand parameter estimates are considered valuable inputs into health care policy. Yet, to date, there is neither sufficient information on the factors that shape households' utilization of health care services nor is there sufficient information on the relative importance of health care alternatives available to them. This is the knowledge gap this study helps to fill. Due to the dearth of data on the subject and the costs of collecting such data for the whole country, this study has been limited to a particular geographical area - Nsukka local government.
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    A distributional analysis of healthcare financing in a developing country : a Nigerian case study applying a decomposable Gini index
    (2005) Ichoku, Hyacinth Ementa; Thiede, Michael; Leibbrandt, Murray
    The policy motivation for this research is primarily to investigate how in the direct absence of significant third-party financing mechanisms and government subsidies, direct purchase of healthcare affects the relative abilities of households to meet their other financial obligations after paying for the cost of health services. In other words, this study aims to analyze the redistributive effect of the direct healthcare financing in Nigeria.
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