The risk approach in health care :
Backett, Edward Maurice.
The risk approach in health care : with special reference to maternal and child health, including family planning / E. Maurice Backett, A. Michael Davies, Ang`ele Petros-Barvazian. - Geneva : World Health Organization, 1984. - 113 p. - Public health papers ; no. 76 .
por issued as: Publicaäao cient'ifica / Organizaäao Pan-Americana da Sa'ude ; no. 491. chi issued by: Beijing : The People' s Medical Publishing House.
An introduction to the use of data on relative and attributable risks as a policy and managerial tool for improving the effectiveness and efficiency of primary health care. Chapters show how the risk approach can be used to determine national and local health priorities and design appropriate measures, particularly in maternal and child health care, including family planning. Readers are given clear guidance on the measurement of risk, the identification of populations and individuals at risk, and applications of the risk approach in the design of targeted interventions at different levels of care and by various sectors.
Slides and presentationnotes to be used in conjunction with this work are in DSA
ara chi eng fre por spa.
9241300760
Health services needs and demand.
Risk.
Delivery of health care.
Child health services.
Maternal health services.
Family planning services
Health priorities.
WA 525
The risk approach in health care : with special reference to maternal and child health, including family planning / E. Maurice Backett, A. Michael Davies, Ang`ele Petros-Barvazian. - Geneva : World Health Organization, 1984. - 113 p. - Public health papers ; no. 76 .
por issued as: Publicaäao cient'ifica / Organizaäao Pan-Americana da Sa'ude ; no. 491. chi issued by: Beijing : The People' s Medical Publishing House.
An introduction to the use of data on relative and attributable risks as a policy and managerial tool for improving the effectiveness and efficiency of primary health care. Chapters show how the risk approach can be used to determine national and local health priorities and design appropriate measures, particularly in maternal and child health care, including family planning. Readers are given clear guidance on the measurement of risk, the identification of populations and individuals at risk, and applications of the risk approach in the design of targeted interventions at different levels of care and by various sectors.
Slides and presentationnotes to be used in conjunction with this work are in DSA
ara chi eng fre por spa.
9241300760
Health services needs and demand.
Risk.
Delivery of health care.
Child health services.
Maternal health services.
Family planning services
Health priorities.
WA 525