Structural changes in cross-border liabilities: A multidimensional approach

Financial Burden of Border Hospital in Caring for Cross-Border Patients: A Short Note From Thailand

Karaoke in Costa Rica: A Multidimensional Approach to Study Abroad

This case study was conducted to determine the benefits of a multi-dimensional study abroad program that included a community service component. It encompassed the following aspects of the study abroad experience: motivation for travel, language learning research, the role of autonomy in language learning, and cultural awareness, behaviors, and attitudes. The researcher acted as a participant a...

Current status of health index in Tehran: A multidimensional approach

Background: Health is an essential component of human rights and the rights are interdependent, indivisible, and correlated. The present study aimed at codifying a multidimensional health index according to multistage index development and describing the status of this index in 22 municipal districts of Tehran.   Methods: This study was conducted using the data collected in the second r...

Changes in European cross-border cancer research and treatment.

I rish TV newscaster Tommie Gorman was working as a European correspondent based in Belgium when he became ill in 1994. He was diagnosed with carcinoid tumors, a rare cancer with an incidence of approximately 1 in 100,000. Initially treated in Belgium, Gorman began to investigate other European treatment programs. Kjell Öberg, M.D., Ph.D., of Uppsala University Hospital’s Endocrine Unit in Swed...

Evaluating Poverty Indicators among Government-Supported Households: A Multidimensional Approach

Introduction: Poverty is an undesirable socio-economic phenomenon that endangers the political stability, social solidarity, and mental health of the different sections of society. The literature on poverty in recent years has not been limited to income poverty, but also to other aspects such as health, education, and living standards. By identifying patterns of poverty, instead of prejudging t...