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Evaluating a health service taskforce
International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, 2004A large number of taskforces and other quality improvement teams have been set up to achieve change in recent years, both in health and elsewhere, but there has been relatively little systematic evaluation of the benefits obtained. This paper discusses alternative methodologies and frameworks for assessing the value of taskforces and other quality ...
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Territorial evaluation of mental health services
Community Mental Health Journal, 1967The current phase of rapid growth in mental health services requires an increased emphasis on the systematic estimation of effectiveness. Serious evaluation requires the specification of goals in measurable categories and the setting up of a data-gathering and processing capacity.
W G, Smith, N, Hansell
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An Evaluation Model for School Health Services
Journal of School Health, 1978ABSTRACTThe following article represents a summary of a study conducted during the 1976‐77 school year in Virginia. The investigation was an attempt to describe some characteristics of school health services around the Commonwealth. The study also provided an opportunity to implement an evaluation model designed specifically for the Virginia situation,
K A, Howell, J E, Martin
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Evaluation of the Quality of Mental Health Services
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1969PROGRAM evaluation studies are notable for the large number of people in favor of doing them and the small number of people who actually try. This is very understandable considering both the importance of good information about the usefulness of various health programs and the extreme difficulty of obtaining this information.
J, Zusman, E R, Ross
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THE POLITICS OF EVALUATING ABORIGINAL HEALTH SERVICES
Community Health Studies, 1989AbstractEvaluation of Aboriginal Health Services (AHSs) has become a topic of importance to service providers and governments in recent years. This paper examines some of the difficulties AHSs have in conducting evaluation and presents an example of an inappropriate evaluation methodology as proposed by the Commonwealth Department of Aboriginal Affairs
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Evaluation of Mobile Health Services in Health Organizations
2019Mobile health (mHealth) has a crucial role to play in the health sector as it can improve communication and enhance the integration of healthcare processes. The aim of this study is to evaluate and enhance the mHealth services currently available through Saudi Ministry of Health (SMOH) mobile applications.
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IT, Change and evaluation: an overview of the role of evaluation in health services
International Journal of Medical Informatics, 1999Effective evaluation is important for appropriate deployment and use of information technology, especially in the current environment of changing health services. However, the broad range of roles and environments in which technology is used challenges traditional evaluation approaches.
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Co-production in Health Services Evaluation
End-users of health services can and should play a key role in health services evaluation. This chapter describes how people evaluating health services can use co-production to partner with patients, caregivers, and community members in their evaluation. Guidance will be provided to support evaluators to decide what to evaluate, when and how to measureYoung, Adrienne M. +3 more
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Evaluating Community Health Services
1978In the first seven units of this series you learned many ideas and skills which you will need for community health work. In these last three units you will learn how to use these ideas and skills to find out how the health services for your catchment population are working.
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Evaluating the municipal health services program
Social Science & Medicine. Part C: Medical Economics, 1981R, Andersen +5 more
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