Annual care hours are calculated by multiplying the number of patients a unit would hold, for example 50, times the number of direct care hours, for example 4, multiplied by the number of days in a year. So 50 patients per unit x 4 hours of direct care x 365= 73,000 annual care hours
Worldwide, well over a billion Some people say health care when they really mean medical insurance. If some one pays his doctor himself there is no one to count him. He has health care but he may not have insurance. No one shows up at his doors step to ask do you have health care. Even if they did, what if he said I feel fine I don't need a doctor. If I get sick I will go to a doctor then. Would you count him or not? In some primitive cultures people who don't have modern medicine by western standards would still say that they had medical care. That is the medical that they are accustomed too. So I don't see how you can put an accurate number on it. Even if you did come up with some kind of a number what relevance would it have.
i dont know or care. do it yourself.
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A:It is hard to find a reason why non-religious people are less likely to care about the environment, particularly in the face of anecdotal evidence that care for the environment is more likely to be strong among non-religious people. While we can all hold biased positions on this, an objective view that non-religious people are less likely to care about the environment requires provable evidence, and there appears to be none.
Most likely for competitive purposes.
Nonpayment for services rendered is one of the largest expenses incurred in the health care organization. Claims, by far, is number one. Employee expenses, number two - salaries, benefits, compliance, payroll taxes, etc.
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South Korea has about the largest army in the world.
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People without insurance coverage have worse access to care than people who are insured. ... Studies repeatedly demonstrate that uninsured people are less likely than those with insurance to receive preventive care and services for major health conditions and chronic diseases.
I would guess a lot!!
Education remains in hands of local communitiesLeast likely is that they care about the people.
Rich people got better care when they got ill, and so were somewhat more likely to survive. There is some indication that they were less likely than poorer people to get ill, as, for example, very few members of royal families died during the plague. At the time, however, a number of writers commented on the fact that rich people were not spared.
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