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Medicina nei secoli, 1997
The state of health of the world population has costantly improved in recent years. However, quality of life and life expectancy show huge variations in the different demografic regions of the world. To explain such differences three main factors can be considered: 1 - patterns of disease, which are largely determined by geography and climate; 2 ...
G, Ricciardi, E, De Vito
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The state of health of the world population has costantly improved in recent years. However, quality of life and life expectancy show huge variations in the different demografic regions of the world. To explain such differences three main factors can be considered: 1 - patterns of disease, which are largely determined by geography and climate; 2 ...
G, Ricciardi, E, De Vito
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Pediatrics, 1972
I was surprised at how little resemblance there was between the Indian Health Service described in your Committee on Indian Health Report (October 1971) and the IHS Oklahoma Area where I served for two years (Tahlequah and Claremore Indian Hospitals) . If it were to serve as a prototype for all Federal agencies with health problems then we would have
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I was surprised at how little resemblance there was between the Indian Health Service described in your Committee on Indian Health Report (October 1971) and the IHS Oklahoma Area where I served for two years (Tahlequah and Claremore Indian Hospitals) . If it were to serve as a prototype for all Federal agencies with health problems then we would have
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Seminars in Radiation Oncology, 2008
The discipline of health services research, often loosely referred to as outcomes research, is primarily focused on the study of access to care, costs of care, and quality of care. Access to care includes everything that facilitates or impedes the actual use of medical services.
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The discipline of health services research, often loosely referred to as outcomes research, is primarily focused on the study of access to care, costs of care, and quality of care. Access to care includes everything that facilitates or impedes the actual use of medical services.
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Health Services Research in the Public Health Service
Medical Care, 1967How to put knowledge to work, to decrease the gap between knowledge and its application in the family and community, is universally recognized as our major social problem. It is not enough for mankind to be provided with the tools of knowledge-the larger task is to teach men how to use these tools effectively and economically.
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The Lancet, 1997
At times success carries its own particular perils. Over 100 years ago, Thomas Huxley anticipated a day when the sciences of physiology and pharmacology would provide a “magic torpedo” to be directed at a specific target in the war against disease, leaving the rest of the processes of normal physiology intact.
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At times success carries its own particular perils. Over 100 years ago, Thomas Huxley anticipated a day when the sciences of physiology and pharmacology would provide a “magic torpedo” to be directed at a specific target in the war against disease, leaving the rest of the processes of normal physiology intact.
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Ecosystem health, ecosystem services, and the well‐being of humans and the rest of nature
Global Change Biology, 2022Javier G Montoya-Zumaeta +2 more
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