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The Workforce Needed to Address Population Health
The Milbank Quarterly, 2023Policy Points Although a single definition of the population health workforce does not yet exist, this workforce needs to have the skills and competencies to address the social determinants of health, to understand intersectionality, and to coordinate and work in concert with an array of skilled providers in social and health care to address multiple ...
Bianca K, Frogner +2 more
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The Health Status and Health Needs of Chinese Population in Glasgow
Scottish Medical Journal, 1995This cross sectional study explored the health problems and health needs in the local Chinese community in Glasgow. Several data collection methods have been used in this study, including face-to-face and telephone structured interviews, postal and hand delivered questionnaires.
X H, Liao, G, McIlwaine
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Population child health: understanding and addressing complex health needs
Archives of Disease in Childhood, 2020Advances in paediatric care mean that more children with complex medical problems (heart disease, neurodevelopmental problems and so on) are surviving their early years. This has important implications for the design and delivery of healthcare given their extensive multidisciplinary requirements and susceptibility to poor outcomes when not optimally ...
Katelyn Aitchison +5 more
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Meeting the health literacy needs of immigrant populations
Patient Education and Counseling, 2008Immigrant populations are vulnerable to serious health disparities, with many immigrants experiencing significantly worse health outcomes, such as higher rates of morbidity and mortality, than other segments of society. Immigrants disproportionately suffer from heart attacks, cancer, diabetes, strokes, HIV/AIDS, and many other serious diseases.
Gary L, Kreps, Lisa, Sparks
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Population Laboratories and Health Needs Assessment
International Journal of Epidemiology, 1995In the 1960s Walter Holland established a series of epidemiological studies in a defined geographical population in southeast London. This endeavour was an example of the ambition held by generations of epidemiologists to study human populations under actual conditions of community life.
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