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Descriptive Epidemiologic Measures,of the uterine cervix. How would you present evidence to show this is a problem? Suppose you were charged with evaluating a new health service provided by a health care system. How would you represent the magnitude of the health problem now and over time during the course of your program? In either

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Strategic Planning, an Essential Management Tool for Health Care Organizations, and Its Epidemiologthat surrounds it. Strategic planning offers organizations a tool for analyzing the impact of changing trends and environmental conditions. It equips health care managers with a systematic process for setting future direction, developing effective strategies, and ensuring that the organization’s str

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Evaluating Health Care Programs and Systems,ation is a means by which a program or a process is examined and an informed judgment is made concerning the extent of success in reaching predetermined goals. Evaluation plays two major roles in health care: (1) assuring the delivery of high quality care, and (2) providing a tool for controlling co

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Control of Transmissible Diseases in Health Care Organizations,aracterized by a number of great epidemics, in particular cholera, yellow fever, smallpox, and typhoid fever (.). The epidemiologic thinking of that time was that an epidemic was the result of uncontrollable conditions, not spread from person to person. Several authors linked poverty, overcrowding,

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