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The UWA Profiles and Research Repository provides comprehensive and current information about all aspects of the research and teaching activities of UWA researchers, enabling sharing research outputs, activities and achievements with potential researchers, students, industry partners and the wider community.
The UWA Profiles and Research Repository supports the University's strategic goal to be a global leader in internationally renowned research by communicating high quality, freely available UWA research publications to a broad worldwide audience. It also supports UWA researchers to comply with Open Access mandates and the University's Excellence in Research Australia (ERA) submission.
Profiles in the Repository are the sole, authorised public profiles for UWA researchers. Current Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students can request a profile in the UWA Profiles and Research Repository.
Postgraduate research students who commenced their candidature after March 2003 are required to lodge an electronic copy of their Thesis with the Repository as part of their final submission process. More information is available on the UWA Profiles and Research Repository Support guide .
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Three Essays on Health Insurance and Health Outcomes in Indonesia
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T1 - Three Essays on Health Insurance and Health Outcomes in Indonesia
AU - Kurnianto, Taufan Pamungkas
N2 - This thesis aims to quantitatively analyse the role of health insurance and behaviour on health outcomes using nationally representative data from Indonesia. The first chapter examines the potential behavioural factors that may influence adult obesity and shows that being overweight is associated with impatience. The second chapter investigates whether access to public insurance reduces out-of-pocket health spending (OOP), and finds that public insurance for the poor significantly reduced OOP spending. The third chapter analyses the association between health outcomes and loss of health insurance and finds that individuals who lost health insurance were less likely to be healthy.
AB - This thesis aims to quantitatively analyse the role of health insurance and behaviour on health outcomes using nationally representative data from Indonesia. The first chapter examines the potential behavioural factors that may influence adult obesity and shows that being overweight is associated with impatience. The second chapter investigates whether access to public insurance reduces out-of-pocket health spending (OOP), and finds that public insurance for the poor significantly reduced OOP spending. The third chapter analyses the association between health outcomes and loss of health insurance and finds that individuals who lost health insurance were less likely to be healthy.
KW - Indonesia
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KW - obesity
KW - health insurance
KW - IFLS loss
KW - OOP expenditure
U2 - 10.26182/d6x1-js57
DO - 10.26182/d6x1-js57
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A review on mofs synthesis and effect of their structural characteristics for hydrogen adsorption.
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a Department of Chemical, Metallurgical & Materials Engineering, Tshwane University of Technology, P.M.B X680, Pretoria, South Africa E-mail: [email protected]
b Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Private Bag 0004, Nsukka, Enugu State, Nigeria
c Department of Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Private Bag 0004, Nsukka, Enugu State, Nigeria
Climate change is causing a rise in the need to transition from fossil fuels to renewable and clean energy such as hydrogen as a sustainable energy source. The issue with hydrogen's practical storage, however, prevents it from being widely used as an energy source. Current solutions, such as liquefied and compressed hydrogen storage, are insufficient to meet the U.S. Department of Energy's (US DOE) extensive on-board application requirements. Thus, a backup strategy involving material-based storage is required. Metal organic frameworks (MOFs) belong to the category of crystalline porous materials that have seen rapid interest in the field of energy storage due to their large surface area, high pore volume, and modifiable structure. Therefore, advanced technologies employed in the construction of MOFs, such as solvothermal, mechanochemical, microwave assisted, and sonochemical methods are reviewed. Finally, this review discussed the selected factors and structural characteristics of MOFs, which affect the hydrogen capacity.
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The University Library has digitised approximately 300 UWA theses completed before 2003, providing online access via the UWA Profiles and Research Repository. The theses are listed on this spreadsheet of pre-2003 digitised theses [XLS 49KB] If your thesis was part of this project and you would like it removed from the UWA Profiles and Research ...
UWA Library holds print copies of most pre-2017 UWA Masters and Doctoral (PhD) theses. If you are able to sign in to OneSearch then you can make a request to consult a printed thesis within the Reid Library. Non-UWA users will need to complete a Store Request Form. History Honours theses and Law Honours theses can also be located and requested ...
The UWA Profiles and Research Repository is an open platform which facilitates the discovery of UWA publications and people. Use the Repository to find information on the research, teaching, funding and engagement of UWA staff and HDR students and to access UWA research outputs. UWA staff and HDR students can use the login at the top right to ...
The UWA PhD and MPhil course rules allow you to format your thesis as a series of papers. You can format your thesis as a monograph, a series of papers, or a combination of chapters and papers. For more information on formatting your thesis, see the Graduate Research School's Thesis as a series of papers webpage.
Research output: Contribution to specialist publication › Article in specialist publication Absorption of SO 2 in flue gas by activated carbon-loaded deep eutectic solvents: Experiment and calculation
If you have completed a thesis as part of a course that has a research component of 66% or higher, your thesis will be automatically added to the UWA Profiles and Research Repository as part of the final submission process.. If you have recently submitted your thesis to the Graduate Research School, you should allow 3 - 6 weeks for it to become available in the UWA Profiles and Research ...
UWA Publications Manual . For the collection of research publications by current UWA staff. March 2021 . ... • The publication is categorised as a conference paper in Scopus or proceedings ... Research students can be authors and own the copyright of their thesis, in accordance with Sub-Regulation 4 (2) of the UWA Intellectual Property ...
Style and format - Formatting requirements, advice and thesis front page proformas; Thesis as a series of papers - Formatting a thesis as a series of published papers or manuscripts; Editorial assistance - Rules regarding editorial assistance for the preparation of theses; Turnitin - Access to text matching software; Submission, examination and ...
The UWA Profiles and Research Repository supports the University's strategic goal to be a global leader in internationally renowned research by communicating high quality, freely available UWA research publications to a broad worldwide audience. It also supports UWA researchers to comply with Open Access mandates and the University's Excellence ...
The quality of the English and general presentation are of a standard for publication. Master's. The thesis is a substantial work generally based on independent research which shows a sound knowledge of the subject of the research, evidence of the exercise of some independence of thought and the ability of expression in clear and concise language.
Once assigned to a research output, a PID should be used in all communications about the output, including social media promotion, traditional scholarly communications and in institutional repositories such as the UWA Profiles and Research Repository. Learn more about common PIDs for publications and how to apply for them below.
Unit Overview. This unit can be taken full-time or part-time. The thesis should demonstrate knowledge in a chosen area of study, the associated research methods and scholarly reporting. Normally the thesis of 25,000 to 30,000 words should provide evidence of a general knowledge of the area through a literature review and may make a contribution ...
When a thesis has had the benefit of professional editorial advice, of any form, the name of the editor and a brief description of the service rendered, in terms of Australian Standards for Editing Practice, should be printed as part of the list of acknowledgements or other prefatory matter. If the professional editor's current or former area ...
UWA Centre for Medical Research (affiliated with the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research) ... Publication status: Unpublished - 2023: Access to Document. 10.26182/kcrm-xb85. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY - KING Jessica Jane - 2023_ ... This thesis investigates transcriptional alterations, and the roleof two non-canonical DNA secondary structures ...
If you are printing your thesis double sided, your margins need to be mirrored. This means that for every 2nd page of your thesis, the margins need to be reversed, so it has 2cm on the inside, and 4cm on the outside. This is necessary as it'll allow the print on the back of the double sided page to be placed away from the binding edge.
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Email david.reid uwa.edu au; The University of Western Australia (M051), 35 Stirling Highway, ... h-index 207. Citations. 8. h-index. Calculated based on number of publications stored in Pure and citations from Scopus. Overview; Fingerprint; Network; Research output (45) Datasets (1) Grants (2) Similar Profiles (1) ... 1 Doctoral Thesis
N2 - This thesis aims to quantitatively analyse the role of health insurance and behaviour on health outcomes using nationally representative data from Indonesia. The first chapter examines the potential behavioural factors that may influence adult obesity and shows that being overweight is associated with impatience.
Note that this does not cover inclusion of the material in your final thesis. To include material in a printed or online thesis see the Using third party material in your thesis tab in this guide. A 'reasonable portion' is generally considered to be: 10% or one chapter if the work is a published edition of 10 pages or more
When requesting permission, clearly state how much of the work you wish to include and that the thesis will be used for non-commercial research purposes. If permission is granted subject to a contract or requiring a fee, and you are either unwilling to pay or sign, you can seek further advice from the Library in the first instance (see the ...
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A proforma for the front pages of your thesis that includes any required declarations is available here. Please include these front pages, complete with the appropriate signatures, in your thesis. Ensure that the electronic copy of your thesis is saved as a PDF format for upload. A temporarily bound copy of your thesis is no longer required ...
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E-mail: [email protected]. b Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Private Bag 0004, ... If you want to reproduce the whole article in a third-party commercial publication (excluding your thesis/dissertation for which permission is not required) please ...
Thesis. JeanElifaiteGué-TheseCompleèe corrigée 20 déc. 2023 V.Finale (1) ... ResearchGate has not been able to resolve any references for this publication. Recommended publications.