Titlebook: Epidemiology and the Delivery of Health Care Services; Methods and Applicat Denise M. Oleske Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New

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Studies in Systems, Decision and Controlpresents common descriptive epidemiologic measures and sources of information concerning these. It also discusses how the measures are constructed and interpreted as well as how they are applied in the delivery of health care services.

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Descriptive Epidemiologic Measures,presents common descriptive epidemiologic measures and sources of information concerning these. It also discusses how the measures are constructed and interpreted as well as how they are applied in the delivery of health care services.

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Technology Assessment,equired to assess a technology. This chapter describes the major components of technology assessment and the use of epidemiologic tools in that process. Case studies at the end of the chapter allow practice in the application of epidemiologic concepts and methods used in performing technology assessment.

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Book 1995ealth reform. Fundamentalepidemiologicaltechniques are presented teaching students to assessthe healthstatus of populations served; determine appropriateinterventionsbased upon knowledge of factors which affect healthstatus; andevaluate the impact of health care systems, programs,technologies,and po

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-01960-9s, life-style, heredity, or the environment. Because factors other than health services affect a population’s health, accurate measurement of both exposure and health status is fundamental and necessarily precedes any attempt to analyze relationships that may exist between variables.

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Robert Brijder,Hendrik Jan Hoogeboom mortality from transmissible disease was observed. Improved nutrition, sanitation, and less crowded housing coupled with the advent of the use of antibiotics in 1940 contributed to this decline. However, since 1980, the incidence and mortality from transmissible diseases have been increasing for several reasons.

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Measurement Issues in the Use of Epidemiologic Data,s, life-style, heredity, or the environment. Because factors other than health services affect a population’s health, accurate measurement of both exposure and health status is fundamental and necessarily precedes any attempt to analyze relationships that may exist between variables.

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