Child Health Services
Key words Healthcare quality, Patient’s safety, Maternal-child health services, Checklist
... Methods: a methodological study was carried out with consensus techniques and cross- cultural adaptation stages. The original SCC underwent three adaptation and validation stages: 1- nominal group with a panel of ...
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An evaluation of the child health services in Cornwall County, Jamaica
... Table 1 shows the distribution of study chil- dren attending clinics in the pilot and non-pilot districts of St. James and Trelawny. Table 2 indicates the proportion[r] ...
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Use of maternal and child health services and immunization coverage in Panama
... Percentages of survey children receiving booster doses of BCG, poliomyelitis, DPT, and measles vaccines, by age and family income.. Child’s age and family’s monthly[r] ...
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A retrospective review of maternal and child health services at the Albert Schweitzer Hospital in rural Haiti
... At the same time, implementation of immuniza- tion (especially tetanus control), health surveil- lance, health education, and improved tuberculosis control activities[r] ...
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The impact of clinical social franchising on health services in low- and middle-income countries: a systematic review.
... planning services for the first 4-years after joining a franchise ...for child health services ...reproductive health services by 51% ...of health services with ...
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Governance and support from the secondary social network in health care for children and adolescents with chronic diseases
... of health care for children and adolescents with chronic diseas- es, refer primarily to the absence of work groups and evaluation indicators, hindering the effec- tiveness of the care pathway and the planning of ...
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Equity and health: a perspective on nonrandom distribution of health in the population
... in Health (ISEqH), whose aim is to encourage and cat- alyze research efforts so that they can be optimally useful in making the case for changes toward attaining equity within and among ...influence health ...
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Epidemiology and health services management
... a) There are few instances in which governments have adopted a true health policy and have the authentic will to apply it. It is still rare for planning to be based on goa[r] ...
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Managerial analysis of health services
... This document has dealt with the managerial analysis of health systems and the importance of these systems in meeting the goal of HFA / 2000. The key managerial challenges identified in [r] ...
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Actas resumidas provisionales de la Comisión II : 1-7
... Community Health Centres will provide dental care, maternal and child services and general and psychiatric. outpatien t services[r] ...
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CoDAS vol.28 número3
... During this interview the therapist/author noted the examples of each item provided by the parents, paying attention to detail and considering speciic situations where behavior could be observed or not. The parents were ...
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Nursing strategies for child health surveillance1
... [computerized health information system], all these aspects allow us to understand this process of children in the ...(N14); Health surveillance encompasses a bit of everything, epidemiological information, ...
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BMC Health Services Research
... National Health Service (NHS), men more frequently than women ...attended Health Centres, 12% used Hospital services, and ...both Health Centre and Hospital more frequently ...of health ...
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BMC Health Services Research
... The use of DRG data is crucial in comparing different hos- pitals, patients, and places. Moreover, the frailty model used in this study proved to be useful for this purpose. Nonetheless, it is a strong candidate to be a ...
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Planning health services for emergency situations
... realize that large numbers of people on the periphery of a disaster area have a tendency to “converge” toward the center. This phenomenon can have important implic[r] ...
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Do strategies to improve quality of maternal and child health care in lower and middle income countries lead to improved outcomes? A review of the evidence.
... figure. Health system strategies lead to improved quality which can either (a) directly lead to improved outcomes or (b) lead to improved health service utilisation which may indirectly lead to improvements ...
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Coordinated planning of health services
... tion of the amounts of resources which may be allocated from the national product to total health services at the national level, in harmony with other activities of the sectors which pa[r] ...
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Arq. Bras. Oftalmol. vol.75 número1
... Under the conditions of this study, recall absent students to ophthalmic examination had a low impact in the increase of health service coverage (15.2%) and it is not recommended when financial resources are ...
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Rev. LatinoAm. Enfermagem vol.21 número3
... primary care is fundamental to fostering its effective inclusion in the nursing and medicine undergraduate courses, this being these professionals’ training setting. The study, however did not specify whether the units ...
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Rev. esc. enferm. USP vol.48 número especial
... An important aspect to be approached regards the fact that in the FHU of the present study, a lot of meeing mo- daliies were observed to compose spaces for discussion, relecion and enabling the systemaizaion of ...
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