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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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Health Behaviors and Health Status
2013Healthy and fit service members are critical to a ready and effective military force. Many factors affect the health of military personnel such as exposure to disease and risk of illness and injury in the performance of their duties. In addition, lifestyle choices related to diet and nutrition, exercise, and substance use can have a positive or ...
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Health services, health status, and work loss
Journal of Community Health, 1976The numbers of workdays lost because of illness, coupled with records of health service utilization patterns, were studied to establish possible links between health status and different forms of prepayment coverage. The records of industrial workers at four branches of the same company were analyzed.
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2003
Physicians treat patients either to extend their survival or to make them feel better. Quantifying this latter objective is the purpose of health status assessment; the evaluation of patients’ perceptions of their symptoms, functioning, and quality of life. This chapter defines health status, reviews the types of health status instruments available and
John A. Spertus, Mark W. Conard
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Physicians treat patients either to extend their survival or to make them feel better. Quantifying this latter objective is the purpose of health status assessment; the evaluation of patients’ perceptions of their symptoms, functioning, and quality of life. This chapter defines health status, reviews the types of health status instruments available and
John A. Spertus, Mark W. Conard
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Health care research: Measuring health status.
Nursing standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987), 1993The NHS White Paper working document entitled 'Contracts for services and the role of district health authorities' ( 1 ) emphasised the need for providers to guarantee appropriate care with optimum clinical outcome. One of the issues that will be increasingly topical is: what methods exist for evaluating the effectiveness, or outcome, of treatment or ...
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