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Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Existing Research on Solvability -- Chapter 3: Population-Level Analysis of Residential Burglaries -- Chapter 4: Assessing Solvability Factors in Greater Manchester, England: The Case of Residential Burglaries -- Chapter 5: Solvability Indicators for 'First Officers': Targeting Eyewitness Questioning at Non-Residential Burglaries -- Chapter 6: Pickpocketing on Railways -- Chapter 7: Metal Theft Solvability and Detection -- Chapter 8: Detecting and Combating Internet Telephony Fraud -- Chapter 9: Targeting Factors that Predict Clearance of Non-Domestic Assaults -- Chapter 10: Solvability Factors and Investigative Strategy for Faith Hate Crime: Anti-Semitic and Islamophobic Assault, Criminal Damage and Public Order Offences in London -- Chapter 11: Reporting, Detection and Solvability of Sex Offences on Railways -- Chapter 12: Offender–Offence Profiling: Improving Burglary Solvability and Detection -- Chapter 13: Boosting Offence Solvability and Detections: Solving Residential Burglaries by Predicting Single Repeat and Multiple Repeats -- Chapter 14: Improving Offence Solvability and Detection Rates at Non-Residential Burglary: Predicting Single Repeat and Multiple Repeat Incidence -- Chapter 15: Homicide Resources, Solvability and Detection -- Chapter 16: Investigative Activities, Resources and Burglary Detection -- Chapter 17: The Organisation and Deployment of Patrol Resources: Cost-Effective On-Scene Arrest at Burglaries -- Chapter 18: Resources, Solvability and Detection: A Theoretical Model -- Chapter 19: Conclusions

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Tables -- Introduction -- Retrospective on Health Care Issues -- Future Forces Affecting the Health Care System -- Final Comment -- 1 Health Care Forecasting: A Retrospective, 1970-1980 -- Some Reflections on Forecasting -- Forecasts and the Health Care Delivery System -- Forecasting National Health Expenditures: 1970-1980 -- Forecasting Human Resources Supply and Requirements: 1970-1980 -- Forecasting Capital Needs and Bed Supply: 1970-1980 -- Forecasting Changes in Technology: 1970-1980 -- Forecasting Organizational Change in the Health Care Delivery System: 1970-1980 -- Summary and Conclusions -- Notes -- 2 Changing Employment Trends in the U.S. Health Care Delivery System: 1985-2000 -- Health Sector Employment by Specific Place of Employment -- Health Sector Employment by Occupation -- Gender and Race Issues -- Policy Issues and Conclusions -- Notes -- 3 Critical Issues in Capital for Health Care -- The Roles of Capital in Health Care -- Estimates of Capital Need -- Borrowing and the Bond Market -- Other Issues in Health Capital Policy -- The Academic Health Center and Access to Capital -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 4 The Rapid Progress of Medical Technology -- Capital and Technology -- Cost of Technology Issues -- Issues in Technology Diffusion -- New and Emerging Technologies -- Transplantation of Human Organs -- Other Issues -- Conclusion -- Notes -- About the Author -- Index.

Introduction -- Conceptual definition of poverty and land degradation -- The case of rural poverty and environmental degradation in Ghana - Kwahu South District -- Demographic characteristics of respondents -- Manifestations of poverty in rural areas of Ghana -- Causes of poverty -- Manifestations of land degradation -- Causes of land degradation -- Relationships between rural poverty and land degradation -- Major conclusions

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