Health care research: Measuring health status.

Name: Health care research: Measuring health status.
Creator: A, Bowling
Keywords: Insurance, Health, Health Status, Quality of Life, Humans, Nursing Assessment, State Medicine, United Kingdom, 3. Good health, Clinical Nursing Research

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Health care research: Measuring health status.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 Sep 1993 English Journal:Nursing standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987), volume 5 (issn: 2047-9018,

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Authors: A, Bowling;

pmid: 27682751 , 1845382

Health care research: Measuring health status.

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The NHS White Paper working document entitled 'Contracts for services and the role of district health authorities' ( 1 ) emphasised the need for providers to guarantee appropriate care with optimum clinical outcome. One of the issues that will be increasingly topical is: what methods exist for evaluating the effectiveness, or outcome, of treatment or care?

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Insurance, Health, Health Status, Quality of Life, Humans, Nursing Assessment, State Medicine, United Kingdom, Clinical Nursing Research

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