Indicators of chronic health conditions: monitoring community-level delivery systems (2025)

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Indicators of chronic health conditions: monitoring community-level delivery systems 🔍

Johns Hopkins University Press, The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1st edition, January 15, 1997

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Together, chronic health conditions and disabilities are the largest public health problem affecting the U.S. population.

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Indicators of chronic health conditions : monitoring community-level delivery systems

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edited by Robert J. Newcomer, A.E. Benjamin.

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Newcomer, Robert J. , And Benjamin, A. E.

United States, United States of America

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Baltimore, Maryland, 1997

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Leaf 396 this object is attached to the original book and con't to ripped off.

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[curator]lenscriv@archive.org[/curator][date]20181106194349[/date]

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Alternative description

As The Creation And Implementation Of Health Policy Become Increasingly Managed At The Community Level, Ways Must Be Found To Ensure The Proper Measurement And Monitoring Of Health Program Efficiency. Indicators Of Chronic Health Conditions Explores The Current Understanding Of Selected Chronic Conditions And The Capacity Of Community-level Health Services And Delivery Systems To Address The Health Care Needs For Persons With The Various Illnesses. Beginning With A History Of Health Indicators And Community-level Management Of Health Services, This Book Goes Further To Examine The Care Needs And Service Delivery Systems Affecting Different Populations. These Subpopulations Include Children, Persons With Mental Retardation, Persons With Chronic Mental Illness, Adults With Physical Disabilities, Adults With Chronic Medical Conditions, Chronic Substance Abusers, And Elderly Persons. The Volume Concludes With Ideas For Monitoring Community-level Systems For Persons With Chronic Health Conditions. Professionals And Students In The Fields Of Health Policy, Public Health, Health Care For Persons With Chronic Illness, And Public Policy Will Benefit From The Information Provided. Community-level Indicators Of Chronic Health Conditions / A.e. Benjamin And Robert J. Newcomer -- A History Of Health Indicators / Cathrine Hoffman -- Children With Chronic Health Conditions / James Perrin -- Persons With Developmental Disabilities / K. Charlie Lakin -- Care For Adults With A Disability, Now And As They Age / Bryan J. Kemp -- Adults With Chronic Disease / Carl L. Such, Edward H. Yelin, And Lindsey A. Criswell -- Chronic Illness Among Elderly People / Jay S. Luxenberg And Robert J. Newcomer -- Care For Individuals With Severe Mental Illness / Donald M. Steinwachs, Judith Kasper, And Anthony Lehman -- Chronic Alcohol And Drug Abuse / Constance Weisner -- Community-level Indicators For Chronic Health Care Services / Robert J. Newcomer And A.e. Benjamin. Edited By Robert J. Newcomer, A.e. Benjamin. Includes Index. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.

Alternative description

As the creation and implementation of health policy become increasingly managed at the community level, ways must be found to ensure the proper measurement and monitoring of health program efficiency. Indicators of Chronic Health Conditions explores the current understanding of selected chronic conditions and the capacity of community-level health services and delivery systems to address the health care needs for persons with the various illnesses.
Beginning with a history of health indicators and community-level management of health services, this book goes further to examine the care needs and service delivery systems affecting different populations. These subpopulations include children, persons with mental retardation, persons with chronic mental illness, adults with physical disabilities, adults with chronic medical conditions, chronic substance abusers, and elderly persons. The volume concludes with ideas for monitoring community-level systems for persons with chronic health conditions. Professionals and students in the fields of health policy, public health, health care for persons with chronic illness, and public policy will benefit from the information provided.

The book contains black-and-white illustrations.

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xiv, 377 pages : 24 cm
As the creation and implementation of health policy become increasingly managed at the community level, ways must be found to ensure the proper measurement and monitoring of health program efficiency. Indicators of Chronic Health Conditions explores the current understanding of selected chronic conditions and the capacity of community-level health services and delivery systems to address the health care needs for persons with the various illnesses. Beginning with a history of health indicators and community-level management of health services, this book goes further to examine the care needs and service delivery systems affecting different populations. These subpopulations include children, persons with mental retardation, persons with chronic mental illness, adults with physical disabilities, adults with chronic medical conditions, chronic substance abusers, and elderly persons. The volume concludes with ideas for monitoring community-level systems for persons with chronic health conditions. Professionals and students in the fields of health policy, public health, health care for persons with chronic illness, and public policy will benefit from the information provided
Includes bibliographical references and indexes

Alternative description

As health policy becomes increasingly managed at community level, ways must be found to measure and monitor health programme efficiency. Beginning with a history of health indicators and community management of services, this work examines care needs and service delivery systems.

date open sourced

2023-06-28