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2005
After a brief introduction into the general field of health services research, a large section deals with the specific issues arising when epidemiological or statistical methods are used to study health services. This is followed by sections describing the main fields of investigation which are usually thought of as pertaining to the wider realm of ...
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After a brief introduction into the general field of health services research, a large section deals with the specific issues arising when epidemiological or statistical methods are used to study health services. This is followed by sections describing the main fields of investigation which are usually thought of as pertaining to the wider realm of ...
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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 and health policy
Journal of Community Health, 1976Health services research (HSR) has the potential to influence the decision-making process in a health services system that is acutelearchers feel, with some truth, that their research has had only a limited effect on health policy. Some reasons for this are described, including the primacy of political, rather than technical, considerations in policy ...
Bauman P, Banta Hd
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2011
The face of academic surgery is changing. While bench science and traditional translational research remain critical to advancing our field, the last decade has seen a movement toward a more intimate relationship between our scientific inquiry and the “how” of health care delivery.
Caprice C. Greenberg, Justin B. Dimick
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The face of academic surgery is changing. While bench science and traditional translational research remain critical to advancing our field, the last decade has seen a movement toward a more intimate relationship between our scientific inquiry and the “how” of health care delivery.
Caprice C. Greenberg, Justin B. Dimick
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Journal of Clinical Urology, 2018
Health services research (HSR) is the science of the evaluation and improvement of health care provision. HSR can be used by health care organisations to develop and understand administrative, financial and organisational processes in order to improve efficacy of clinical treatments, efficiency of their delivery, and ultimately patient outcomes.
Benjamin W. Lamb +5 more
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Health services research (HSR) is the science of the evaluation and improvement of health care provision. HSR can be used by health care organisations to develop and understand administrative, financial and organisational processes in order to improve efficacy of clinical treatments, efficiency of their delivery, and ultimately patient outcomes.
Benjamin W. Lamb +5 more
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OPERATIONAL RESEARCH IN THE HEALTH SERVICES
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1962Some problems of the nation's health services—having to do with providing adequate care, maintaining hospital staff and facilities, and preserving or restoring financial stability—are described and classified according to social, economic, and organizational characteristics. The problems are then reformulated into areas for research.
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Annual Review of Nursing Research, 2002
This chapter reviews 69 published research reports of home health care from a health services perspective by nurse researchers and researchers from other disciplines. Reports were identified through searches of the National Library of Medicine (MEDLINE), and the Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature and Social Sciences Citation Index
Donna Felber Neff +2 more
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This chapter reviews 69 published research reports of home health care from a health services perspective by nurse researchers and researchers from other disciplines. Reports were identified through searches of the National Library of Medicine (MEDLINE), and the Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature and Social Sciences Citation Index
Donna Felber Neff +2 more
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1998
The goal of health services is to provide opportunities for effective care to persons who can benefit from it in a manner that is acceptable to the consumer and the provider, at a cost that is acceptable to the public at large. Health services research strives to determine whether that goal has been achieved, in whole or in part, and to identify ...
K. W. Lauterbach +2 more
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The goal of health services is to provide opportunities for effective care to persons who can benefit from it in a manner that is acceptable to the consumer and the provider, at a cost that is acceptable to the public at large. Health services research strives to determine whether that goal has been achieved, in whole or in part, and to identify ...
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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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Dermatologic Health Services Research
Dermatologic Clinics, 1995Health services research is a field that uses techniques from many other disciplines to study health care, especially its quality and costs. This article presents examples that illustrate how health services research addresses the delivery of dermatologic care--for example, the development and use of sound quantitative measures of the outcomes of our ...
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