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Health Status And Health Care Utilization
Health Affairs, 1986In each issue of Health Affairs the trends of a significant quarter of the health sphere are tracked.
R, Andersen, L A, Aday, M S, Chen
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Functional status and health status
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 1994Functional status assessment originated in clinical practice in rehabilitation. Health status assessment, a growing part of health services research, grew from the need to survey the health of large populations. In spite of many common interests, the two fields have had little cross-fertilization.
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Health status in allergic rhinitis
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 2000Although valid and reliable instruments exist to measure the quality of life of allergic rhinitis patients, a statistically sensitive and clinically meaningful way to evaluate patients undergoing immunotherapy has not been reported. A 21‐site prospective, observational study was performed in a population of consecutive patients with allergic rhinitis ...
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Rheumatic Disease Clinics of North America, 1995
Because they accurately and efficiently tap into important aspects of rheumatic disease status and outcome, health status questionnaires have found increasing use in the clinic, controlled clinical trials, and observational studies. This article reviews utility assessment methodologies as well as generic and disease-specific health status ...
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Because they accurately and efficiently tap into important aspects of rheumatic disease status and outcome, health status questionnaires have found increasing use in the clinic, controlled clinical trials, and observational studies. This article reviews utility assessment methodologies as well as generic and disease-specific health status ...
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The Lancet, 2000
PIP: In the paper by Kasturi Sen and Ruth Bonita, it is argued that the global rapid demographic and risk factor changes will lead to an increase in the heavy burden of noncommunicable diseases in the absence of preventive action. However, it should be emphasized that noncommunicable diseases are already well established in less developed countries ...
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PIP: In the paper by Kasturi Sen and Ruth Bonita, it is argued that the global rapid demographic and risk factor changes will lead to an increase in the heavy burden of noncommunicable diseases in the absence of preventive action. However, it should be emphasized that noncommunicable diseases are already well established in less developed countries ...
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Journal of Tropical Pediatrics, 1983
The first years of life are crucial in both laying the foundations of good health and improving the quality of life. Of the 125 million children born in 1979 12 million mostly in developing nations were thought unlikely to live to see their 1st birthdays.
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The first years of life are crucial in both laying the foundations of good health and improving the quality of life. Of the 125 million children born in 1979 12 million mostly in developing nations were thought unlikely to live to see their 1st birthdays.
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Medical Care, 1985
According to a now classic article by Moriyama,1 until the early 1960s, death rates provided the only relevant and sensitive measure of the health of populations. But by the mid 1960s, death rates, whether population-specific or general, no longer seemed sensitive to the changes that were taking place in health and health care in the United States ...
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According to a now classic article by Moriyama,1 until the early 1960s, death rates provided the only relevant and sensitive measure of the health of populations. But by the mid 1960s, death rates, whether population-specific or general, no longer seemed sensitive to the changes that were taking place in health and health care in the United States ...
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Social Science & Medicine (1967), 1974
Abstract Given the historical and conceptual links between the concepts of status and role [1–3], it is suprising that the relative little attention has been given to the problem of conceptualizaing health as a social status. This problem is the focus of the present paper.
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Abstract Given the historical and conceptual links between the concepts of status and role [1–3], it is suprising that the relative little attention has been given to the problem of conceptualizaing health as a social status. This problem is the focus of the present paper.
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Motherhood, health status, and health care
Women's Health Issues, 2001This study examines the impact of multiple roles and stressors on women of childbearing age, and compares the health status of women with and without children and their ability to access health care. Motherhood has many complex interactions with income level, availability of health insurance, and available social and income support. A cumulative burden
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2012
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. The WHO definition, introduced in 1947 is broad, leaving much room for discussion and interpretation.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. The WHO definition, introduced in 1947 is broad, leaving much room for discussion and interpretation.
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