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The Physician and the Emergency Health Service System
Postgraduate Medicine, 1974Neither the emergency physician nor the community physician participating in emergency care can obviate his responsibilities for striving to improve emergency care. This field of endeavor is unique because the physician has an open opportunity to develop the milieu in which he will labor, and his expertise must be utilized in the development of ...
C F, Frey, K, Mangold
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Financing and Health Services Systems
1984The health services are a system with many elements and a myriad of relationships. This point has sufficiently been stressed in the literature. Consumers, patients, physicians, institutions and regulators interact with each other and also with the society at large. Indeed one should avoid to look at the health services as a closed system.
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Health Services Systems and Information Services
1984Prologue: To discuss health systems and information services at the level of theories is definitely a useful exercise. It is a truism that “nothing is more practical than a good theory” (as B. Russel once said). But not all are interested in theories and in order to deserve the attribute “good” they must be easily applicable to pragmatic real life ...
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Information Systems and Mental Health Services
Computers in Human Services, 1993Summary This paper examines issues related to applying information technology in behalf of mental health service delivery systems. Each of these issues has an impact on how well information technology has been able to serve the mental health system. These are not primarily information technology issues.
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Evaluating Health Services, Programs, and Systems
2005Evaluation will continue to play an important role for health care managers in all coun- tries, particularly in light of population-based planning, for several reasons. First, the organiza- tion of formal and informal alliances in the health care industry and the competition among them will prompt managers to continuously evaluate morbidity, mortality,
Dolores G. Clement, Thomas T. H. Wan
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Health services research, outcomes, and perinatal information systems
Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 1998The progress in information and communication technology, together with the search for the most effective and efficient ways to use the limited resources for health care, are opening new areas for research and development in perinatal care. Information systems and practice oriented by evidence-based medicine are modifying the operation of health ...
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Systems Approaches and the Delivery of Health Services
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1997In this issue of THE JOURNAL, LeBaron et al 1 review a decade of work by the Georgia Department of Public Health to improve immunization levels in Georgia's public health clinics (more than 200) across the state. The primary outcome of this very important work was a dramatic overall increase in immunization completion rates for 2-year-olds (the 4-3-1 ...
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Services and Trends in Israel's Mental Health System
Psychiatric Services, 1994Despite a rapidly growing population, continuing funding shortages, and threats to its national security, Israel has developed a comprehensive mental health care system, based on the psychiatric hospital. Services are provided through several networks, including government-financed and for-profit hospitals, government-financed mental health clinics in ...
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Manpower Planning and Health Services Systems
1984In industrial countries the services for health and medical care have undergone massive expansion in the decades after the Second World War. In most countries these services now consume 7 to 10 percent of the gross national product (GNP). The number of people they employ has also risen rapidly.
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The role of health services and systems
2019This chapter discusses health services and systems of care and suicide prevention. Although suicide and suicidal behaviour are sometimes seen as societal problems, health services have a key role to play. The majority of those who die by suicide have a psychiatric disorder at the time of death. Many individuals have been in contact with health services
Navneet Kapur, Robert Goldney
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