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2001
Abstract Most health workers are used to assessing the health needs of their own patients. Professional training and clinical experience teach them a systematic approach to this assessment before they start a treatment. Such a systematic approach has often been missing when it comes to assessing the health needs of a local population.
John Walley, John Wright, John Hubley
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Abstract Most health workers are used to assessing the health needs of their own patients. Professional training and clinical experience teach them a systematic approach to this assessment before they start a treatment. Such a systematic approach has often been missing when it comes to assessing the health needs of a local population.
John Walley, John Wright, John Hubley
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An assessment of a community's mental health needs
American Journal of Community Psychology, 1978SummaryThis study tested the potential utility of social indicators and survey data in the prediction of community mental health sevice utilization and construction of a model of community need. The results showed that both kinds of data are strongly associated with rates of usage across census tracts within the community.
A, Zautra, L S, Simons
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2015
Abstract This chapter begins with a consideration of the technical processes used for conducting health needs assessment. The relationship between health needs assessment and health economics is then examined and the philosophy of utilitarianism and its influence on health economics is explored.
Michael P. Kelly +2 more
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Abstract This chapter begins with a consideration of the technical processes used for conducting health needs assessment. The relationship between health needs assessment and health economics is then examined and the philosophy of utilitarianism and its influence on health economics is explored.
Michael P. Kelly +2 more
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Assessing Need for Mental Health Services
Psychiatry, 2020Determining “need for mental health treatment” has long been a challenge for the entire mental health provider, public mental health administrator, and health insurance communities.
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Realising the potential of health needs assessments
Australian Health Review, 2017Population-level assessment and planning has traditionally been the role of public health departments but in establishing Primary Health Networks (PHNs), the Australian Government has instituted a new mechanism for identifying community needs and commissioning services to meet those needs.
Anstey, Matthew, Burgess, P., Angus, L.
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Needs assessment. An overview for health educators
Möbius: A Journal for Continuing Education Professionals in Health Sciences, 1982The health professions can no longer afford to stand back and plan continuing education offerings without documenting the need for such offerings. Emphasis on conservation of time, money, and human resources as well as improvement of patient care provides the rationale for including needs assessment in curriculum planning.
I K, Smith, J O, Smith, G R, Ross
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2016
Health needs assessment (HNA) is one of the approaches used to provide intelligence and inform decision-making on the planning and deploying of resources to address the health priorities of local populations. Need is an important concept in public health but is also a multifaceted one that represents different things to different people.
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Health needs assessment (HNA) is one of the approaches used to provide intelligence and inform decision-making on the planning and deploying of resources to address the health priorities of local populations. Need is an important concept in public health but is also a multifaceted one that represents different things to different people.
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2010
Abstract This chapter introduces the concept of health needs and the importance of assessing these needs (also called a review of the situation or situation analysis). It describes the steps to take when assessing health needs, and the types of routine health and health services data that can be used.
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Abstract This chapter introduces the concept of health needs and the importance of assessing these needs (also called a review of the situation or situation analysis). It describes the steps to take when assessing health needs, and the types of routine health and health services data that can be used.
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Assessing needs for youth health promotion
Preventive Medicine, 1985Children and adolescents recently have become a group targeted for health promotion efforts. It is argued that early behavioral intervention will alter patterns of behavior that might place young people at increased risk for chronic diseases later in life.
C L, Perry, G, Griffin, D M, Murray
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Assessing Health Service Needs: Tools for Health Planning
Healthcare Management Forum, 1996As fiscal pressures mount, health-planning and decision-making at smaller geographics scales must be more effective. Involving local constituents in needs assessments, it is believed, would lead to better identification and serving of regional demands and needs for health services.
Brazil, K., Anderson, M.
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