Building health system responsiveness to noncommunicable diseases for Gweru District adults, Zimbabwe: a case study

a study on construction of iranian life tables: the case study of modified brass logit system

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Health System Responsiveness: A Case Study of General Hospitals in Iran

Background Considering patients’ needs and expectations in the process of healthcare delivery improves the quality of services. This study aimed to investigate the responsiveness of general public and private hospitals in Mashhad, Iran.   Methods In this cross-sectional and explanatory study, hospitalized patients (with at least 2 days of stay) in general private and public hospitals in Mashhad...

District Health Information System Assessment: A Case Study in Iran

INTRODUCTION Health care managers and personnel should be aware and literate of health information system in order to increase the efficiency and effectiveness in their organization. Since accurate, appropriate, precise, timely, valid information and interpretation of information is required and is the basis for policy planning and decision making in various levels of the organization. This stu...

Lessons for addressing noncommunicable diseases within a primary health-care system from the Ballabgarh project, India.

BACKGROUND Most patients with noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) can be managed appropriately at the primary care level, using a simplified standard protocol supported by low-cost drugs. The primary care response to common NCDs is often unstructured and inadequate in low- and middle-income countries. This study assessed the feasibility of integration of NCD prevention and control within the primar...

South Africa’s District Health Information System: Case Study