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Proceedings of the May 6-10, 1974, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '74, 1974
In mid-December, 1972 Clemson University became actively engaged in the technical development of a Public Health Data System for the Appalachian II District Health Department. Phase I of the implementation (ending June 30, 1973) has now been completed and has allowed both the Health Department and Clemson to more accurately measure development costs ...
John C. Peck, Francis M. Crowder
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In mid-December, 1972 Clemson University became actively engaged in the technical development of a Public Health Data System for the Appalachian II District Health Department. Phase I of the implementation (ending June 30, 1973) has now been completed and has allowed both the Health Department and Clemson to more accurately measure development costs ...
John C. Peck, Francis M. Crowder
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QEEG in a Public Health system
Brain Topography, 1992For the past decade the Cuban Neuroscience Center has organized on behalf of the Ministry of Public Health of the Republic, a nationwide Program for the introduction of quantitative EEG (qEEG). This Program has involved a) development of standardized equipment for "paperless" EEG, qEEG and brain topography; b) establishment of a network of 21 ...
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Knowledge systems and public health
Knowledge, Technology and Policy, 1990The knowledge and information systems (KIS) perspective arose from reflections on agricultural development. In the health sector, it is not quite as common to think in terms of KIS. Yet in this complex field, in which health education and promotion play increasingly important roles, the KIS perspective might be very useful. In this article, the authors
Koelen, M.A., Brouwers, T.
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Public Health in the New American Health System
Frontiers of Health Services Management, 1994Health reform is now moving beyond academic dialogue toward governmental implementation. Across the nation, a consensus has emerged that the nation's health system is in need of repair. President Clinton has made health reform one of his top priorities, and Hillary Rodham Clinton headed the task force that developed the administration's proposal for ...
W L, Roper, J P, Koplan, A A, Stinnett
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