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1999
The examination of the monitoring and evaluation of health policy in Chapter 8 revealed various inequalities in health and health services. In seeking to explain these inequalities, it is necessary to analyse the distribution of power in health care systems.
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The examination of the monitoring and evaluation of health policy in Chapter 8 revealed various inequalities in health and health services. In seeking to explain these inequalities, it is necessary to analyse the distribution of power in health care systems.
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The Lancet, 2013
After decades of war, sanctions, and occupation, Iraq's health services are struggling to regain lost momentum. Many skilled health workers have moved to other countries, and young graduates continue to leave. In spite of much rebuilding, health infrastructure is not fully restored. National development plans call for a realignment of the health system
Gilbert Burnham +2 more
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After decades of war, sanctions, and occupation, Iraq's health services are struggling to regain lost momentum. Many skilled health workers have moved to other countries, and young graduates continue to leave. In spite of much rebuilding, health infrastructure is not fully restored. National development plans call for a realignment of the health system
Gilbert Burnham +2 more
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Mental health services for the community public health services
Public Health, 1961Summary In a mental health service in which increasing emphasis is to be placed on community care, the arrangements made by local authorities need to be planned and maintained as a part of a comprehensive mental health service the components of which are dependent on each other.
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Journal of School Health, 1949
HEALTH services for the child of school age have tended to center at the school, first because children are concentrated there and thus can be easily reached, and second because the school situation offers an excellent opportunity for health education.
Katherine Bain +2 more
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HEALTH services for the child of school age have tended to center at the school, first because children are concentrated there and thus can be easily reached, and second because the school situation offers an excellent opportunity for health education.
Katherine Bain +2 more
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Health services in rheumatology
Current Opinion in Rheumatology, 2000Studies of the costs associated with rheumatic diseases, the referral of patients to rheumatology subspecialty care, rheumatology practice patterns, and the relation between medical care and patient outcomes are reviewed. Direct medical costs in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) are higher among those with more functional disability.
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Privatization of the Health Services
Scandinavian Journal of Social Medicine, 1984Gro Harlem Brundtland, former Prime Minister and leader of the labour party of Norway and also an MD and MPH made the following remarks at a so-called Harvard Public Health Alumni Seminar in Oslo, April 6, 1984.
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