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Funding and Supporte search for a link between the ability to discover with the ability to produce. As Cresson puts it “we are moving from research based on performance for its sake, to research which focuses on the social and economic problems which face society today” [.]. Health care, seen from the point of view of

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The Integration of Evidence Based Medicine and Health Services Research in the ICUsearchers take as their topic the organizational, cultural, political, and economic structures that undergird health care. They pose system-level questions that may be viewed as abstract and irrelevant at the bedside. Health services research may seem preoccupied with mapping the ‘forest’ without a

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The Scope of Equality Legislation,f process. Finally, the critic might comment on outcomes like customer satisfaction or food poisoning. Similarly, to a health care critic, structure is the physical and human resources used to deliver medical care. Processes are the actual treatments offered to patients. Finally, outcomes are what h

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Hassen Azime,Gollagari Ramakrishnaon. Resulting analyses are often complex, and the findings more suggestive than decisive. In summary, clinicians have been slow to recognize and accept the value of health services research, doubting both the relevance of health services research topics to critical care practice and the methodologic

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