Health Planning for Effective Management

Gebonden Engels 1988 9780195053371
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Extending the ideas presented in Health Planning: Qualitative Aspects and Quantitative Techniques (1972), this book looks at practical aspects of implementing primary health care programmes. The book's three sections cover: the policy issues and conceptual framework for planning, implementation, and evaluation; planning methods; and tools and techniques in programme management.
Aimed at public health students and administrators, the book emphasizes the difficult task of providing essential health services to scattered rural populations, in developing countries with limited resources.

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ISBN13:9780195053371
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Gebonden
Aantal pagina's:304
Uitgever:OUP USA

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THE INTEGRATION OF PLANNING WITH ACTION: The process, structure and functions of planning; Management analysis; Health systems research in relation to planning; Health services program evaluation; THE PLANNING PROCESS: CONCEPTS, METHODS AND STRATEGIES: An overview of the planning process; Political aspects of planning; Economic aspects of health planning; The demographic base for health planning; Epidemiologic base for health planning; Health manpower planning; Planning health facilities; Financial analysis; Community involvement; Organizational structure and process; TOWARD PLAN IMPLEMENTATION: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES AND TACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS; Tools for improving the process of planning; Sample surveys; Population estimates and projections; Measurement of health needs and services utilization; Manpower analysis; Cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analysis of health programs; Synthesis of health needs and resources.

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