Patient satisfaction three months after elective spine surgery for degenerative spine disease, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: A one-year prospective study

Shiferaw, Fisiha Gebeyehu; Woldemariam, Mersha Abebe; Admasu, Azarias Kassahun

doi:10.1016/j.inat.2022.101698

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“…It maintained double digits of annual GDP growth from 2004 to 2015, except for 2009 (+8.8%) and 2012 (+8.6%) [7]. Utilizing its natural advantage to develop the tourism industry while investing in infrastructure with international aid and revenue generated, it produced a period of rapid growth that can be used as an experience for other African countries, such as Madagascar [8,9]. Therefore, it is advised that Madagascar focuses its investment on infrastructure also.…”

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Infrastructure and Human Capital Investment in Madagascar

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2024

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Madagascar, an island country that separated from mainland Africa 80 million years ago, has inherent advantages that potentially allow it to develop a tourism industry that could lead the country out of poverty. However, due to reasons such as political instability or difficulty during implementation, Madagascar has yet to improve its economic conditions. This work puts forth an implementable set of actions, mainly composed of investment in infrastructure and human capital around Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, that may improve Madagascars current economic situation. Although many difficulties during implementation can be predicted, it is believed that Madagascars unique biodiversity, especially in Andasibe, could create significant changes. By comparing Andasibes situation with other East African countries national parks, this work attempts to prove how this investment may lead Madagascar to develop a strong tourism industry, leading the whole country to take another step towards industrialization.

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Infrastructure and Human Capital Investment in Madagascar

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2024

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Patient satisfaction three months after elective spine surgery for degenerative spine disease, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: A one-year prospective study

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