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Scaling up long-acting reversible contraception through task sharing and capacity building: an implementation science approach in Balsas, Brazil. [PDF]

Front Glob Womens Health
Ali M, Tavares AB, Modesto LBM, Kiarie J.   +3 more
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A case study from a senior care navigator program: helping older adults address health and social care needs. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Coyne P, Gough P, Santana-Garcés M, Susick L, Schultz L, Rice S, Brewster N, Zreik M, Behrendt R, Bilicki V, Santarossa S.   +10 more
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Establishing standards of care for forensic mental health: an international Delphi consensus-building study. [PDF]

Front Psychiatry
Leclair M, Imbeault A, McKenna B, Nicholls T, Crocker A, Thomson L.   +5 more
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Trends in unintentional injury death among post-9/11 Army Veterans who do and do not use Veteran Health Administration services. [PDF]

Inj Epidemiol
Adams RS, Forster JE, Hoffmire CA, Gradus JL, Hostetter TA, Larson MJ, Schneider AL, Smith AA, Walsh CG, Brenner LA.   +9 more
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[Nursing administration in health services].

Curationis, 1985
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The Lancet, 1952
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Neighbourhoods for health service administration

Social Science & Medicine, 1990
Health and social service administrators are increasingly realising the importance of adopting a community or neighbourhood scale for the organisation and delivery of many different services. The concept of neighbourhood is an elusive one, yet it has been used for a number of planning purposes.
P T, Kivell, B J, Turton, B R, Dawson
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Administrative patterns of school health services

Nursing Research, 1965
A survey of 230 cities in 50 states was taken to determine the present pattern of administration of school health services in the United States. The results indicate that school health services are administered predominantly by boards of education. Superintendents of schools prefer this administrative pattern in nearly 80% of the cities included in the
J M, WOLF, H C, PRITHAM
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