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Reimagining health systems as systems for health

BMJ, 2022
Robert, Marten   +7 more
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Child health and health systems in Asia

Paediatrics and International Child Health, 2019
The article recently published by McClure et al. in Paediatrics and International Child Health [Citation1] demonstrates that rural populations in Cambodia have poorer access to basic public health interventions than their urban counterparts. So why is access to health care socially patterned in Asia, and what are the implications of such social or ...
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Interactive systems for health

Interactions, 2013
This forum is dedicated to personal health in all its many facets: decision-making, goal setting, celebration, discovery, reflection, and coordination, among others. We'll look at innovations in interactive technologies and how they help address current critical healthcare challenges. Gillian R. Hayes, Editor
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Health System in Egypt

2018
With over 95 million inhabitants, Egypt is the second most populous country in the Middle East and North Africa. Poverty has nearly doubled over the last 15 years. Egypt has a very young population, and youth unemployment has become a major societal issue.Egypt’s health-care system is pluralistic combining both public and private providers and ...
Gericke, Christian A.   +3 more
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There Is No Perfect Health System

Health Affairs, 2004
Extensive research into quality of care in different countries yields no conclusive findings that one system is better or worse than others. Quality does not necessarily vary with financing mechanisms; even countries with single-payer systems have variations in quality.
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Health system informatics

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1997
The application of informatics in a health system in general and to pharmacy in particular is discussed. Informatics is the use of information technology to enhance the quality of care, facilitate accountability, and assist in cost containment. Tying the pieces of health care into a seamless system using informatics principles yields a more rational ...
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Australia’s health and health care system

2021
Stephen Isbel   +2 more
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For an Unremarkable Health System

Healthcare Quarterly
To champion an unremarkable health system means pursuing results within a corridor of "decent enough" results that do not merit concern, thereby offering a baseline for system improvement and allowing for the identification of surprising data that may surface in future monitoring.
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Systemic Health Planning

Long Range Planning, 1979
This article attempts to review the methodological implications of considering Health as a sub-system of societal action and the delivery of Health Services as a sub-system of the Health (sub) System. It further attempts to sharpen the idea that Health Planning cannot be successful by attempting to tackle these sub-systems, in isolation.
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