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Gambling on growth.

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PubMed1992

An analysis of external sources for revenue solicitation for optometric education.

In analyzing the costs of optometric education, it becomes apparent that the cost of operating the educational institution far exceeds the cost of providing the optometric education. A recent survey also indicates that there are rather striking differences in the cost of operating state-sponsored vs. private programs. It is necessary, therefore, to seek alternative sources of funding optometric education rather than relying on annual tuition escalation to cover increasing costs. Such sources include: realistic fees for clinic program services; various forms of state grants, private institution programs, tuition subsidies; foundations; gifts; "industrial partnerships" outside the ophthalmic field; and innovative financing.

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PubMed1992

Finance for health care: part of a broad canvas.

The economic crisis of the 1980s led to cuts in both government and household expenditure on health in the Third World. In order to address these issues it is necessary to adopt a macroeconomic approach to the analysis of the health sector; this allows its relationship to the whole economy to be understood. The efficient and equitable utilization of resources is particularly important in times of severe financial constraint.

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