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2014Ritualism (dis)order: street carnivals, transgression and excesses in NigeriaIkuomola, A. D.; Okunola, R. A.; Akindutire, A. F.
2014-11PERCEIVED ACCEPTABILITY OF ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY (ART) AS TREATMENT MODALITY FOR INFERTILITY IN IJEBU LAND, OGUN STATE, NIGERIAALUKO, S. O.
2011Crime and Violence as a barrier to Gender Equality in Nigeria politics.Ikuomola, A. D.; Okunola, R. A.
2011Factors associated with treatment compliance in Hypertension in Southwest NigeriaOsamor, P.E; Owumi, B. E.
2013This paper is on the rational choice theory and the choice of healthcare services for the treatment of malaria in Nigeria. It focuses on the factors that influence or determine the choice malaria treatment using the rational choice theory as the basis. It was discovered that there were many determinants of what informs the maximum utility but it is all wrapped up in the organization of the health care system. Hence, in choosing treatment for malaria, factors like; perceived and actual quality of care, proximity of the services, accessibility, cost of treatment, socio-economic status of the patients, availability of services, etc., are important. These factors in many occasions constitute constraints which in turn makes choices explicit and then patients makes trade-offs between alternatives.Owumi, B.; Raji, S. O.
2014-10Employee, satisfaction with national health insurance scheme at the University of IbadanOwumi, B. E.; Omorogbe, C. E.; Rapheal, S. U.
2002The political economy of maternal and child health in AfricaOwumi, B. E.
2002The prison as a social systemOkunola, R. A.; Aderinto, A. A.; Atere, A. A.
2013The dynamics and dilemmas of the Niger Delta: a discourse on insecurity and demographic transitionNwokocha, E. E.
2015-04RELIGIOUS AND SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS INFLUENCING UTILIZATION OF ANTENATAL CARE SERVICES IN ILESA, OSUN STATE, NIGERIAAYANLEKE, M. O.