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The new public health
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- ISBN: 9780124157668 (hbk.)
- ISBN: 0124157661 (hbk.)
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xxv, 884 pages : illustrations, map ; 29 cm. - Edition: Third edition.
- Publisher: Amsterdam : Academic Press, [2014]
- Copyright: ©2014
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| General Note: | Previous edition: London: Academic, 2009. |
| Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Formatted Contents Note: | 1. A History of Public Health. Introduction -- Prehistoric Societies -- The Ancient World -- The Early Medieval Period (Fifth to Tenth Centuries CE) -- The Late Medieval Period (Eleventh to Fifteenth Centuries) -- The Renaissance (1400--1600s) -- Enlightenment, Science, and Revolution (1600s--1800s) -- Eighteenth-Century Reforms -- Applied Epidemiology -- Jenner and Vaccination -- Foundations of Health Statistics and Epidemiology -- Social Reform and the Sanitary Movement (1830--1875) -- Social Security -- Snow on Cholera -- The Germ and Miasma Theories -- Hospital Reform -- The Bacteriological Revolution -- Pasteur, Cohn, Koch, and Lister -- The Basis of Genetics -- Vectorborne Disease -- Microbiology and Immunology -- Poliomyelitis -- Advances in Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases -- Infections and Chronic Diseases -- Maternal and Child Health -- Nutrition in Public Health -- Military Medicine -- Globalization of Health -- Epidemiological Transition -- Achievements of Public Health in the Twentieth Century -- Creating and Managing Health Systems -- Challenges in the Twenty-First Century -- Summary -- Historical Markers -- Note -- Bibliography -- 2. Expanding the Concept of Public Health. Introduction -- Concepts of Public Health -- Evolution of Public Health -- Health and Disease -- The Host-Agent--Environment Paradigm -- The Expanded Host-Agent-Environment Paradigm -- The Natural History of Disease -- Society and Health -- Health Insurance Systems -- Health Promotion -- Social Determinants of Health -- Modes of Prevention -- Health Promotion -- Health Protection -- Primary Prevention -- Secondary Prevention -- Tertiary Prevention -- Demographic and Epidemiological Transition -- Interdependence of Health Services -- Defining Public Health -- Social Medicine and Community Health -- Social Hygiene, Eugenics, and Corruption of Public Health Concepts -- Medical Ecology -- Community-Oriented Primary Care -- The World Health Organization's Definition of Health -- Alma-Ata: Health for All -- Selective Primary Care -- The Risk Approach -- The Case for Action -- Political Economy and Health -- Social, Behavioral, and Political Sciences -- Health and Development -- Health Systems: The Case for Reform -- Advocacy and Consumerism -- Professional Advocacy and Resistance -- Consumerism -- The Health Field Concept -- The Value of Medical Care in Public Health -- Health Targets -- US Health Targets -- European Health Targets -- UK Health Targets -- Individual and Community Participation in Health -- Founding of Health Promotion: The Ottawa Charter of 1986 -- State and Community Models of Health Promotion -- Healthy Cities/Towns/Municipalities -- Human Ecology and Health Promotion -- Defining Public Health Standards -- Integrative Approaches to Public Health -- Achievements of Public Health -- The Future of Public Health -- The New Public Health -- Summary -- Note -- Bibliography -- 3. Measuring, Monitoring, and Evaluating the Health of a Population. Introduction -- Demography -- Fertility -- Population Pyramid -- Life Expectancy -- Epidemiology -- Social Epidemiology -- Epidemiology in Building Health Policy -- Definitions and Methods of Epidemiology -- Rates and Ratios -- Measures of Disease Occurrence or Morbidity -- Prevalence Rates -- Measures of Mortality -- Social Classification -- Sentinel Events -- The Burden of Disease -- Years of Potential Life Lost -- Qualitative Measures of Morbidity and Mortality -- Measurement -- Research and Survey Methods -- Variables -- The Null Hypothesis -- Confounders -- Sampling -- Random Sampling -- Normal Distribution -- Standardization of Rates -- Direct Method of Standardization -- Indirect Method of Standardization -- Potential Errors in Measurement -- Reliability -- Validity -- Screening for Disease -- Epidemiological Studies -- Observational Studies -- Experimental Epidemiology -- Establishing Causal Relationships -- Notification of Diseases -- Special Registries and Reporting Systems -- Disease Classification -- Hospital Discharge Information -- Health Information Systems (Informatics) -- WHO European Region Health for All Database -- Surveillance, Reporting, and Publication -- Assessing the Health of the Individual -- Assessment of Population Health -- Defining the Population -- Health Care Financing and Organization -- Health Care Resources -- Utilization of Services -- Health Care Outcomes -- Quality of Care -- Self-Assessment of Health -- Costs and Benefits -- Effects of Intervention -- Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods -- From Health Information to Knowledge to Policy -- Summary -- Note -- Bibliography -- |
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| 245 | 1 | 4. | ‡aThe new public health / ‡cTheodore H. Tulchinsky, Elena A. Varavikova ; with Joan D. Bickford ; foreword by Jonathan Fielding. |
| 250 | . | ‡aThird edition. | |
| 264 | 1. | ‡aAmsterdam : ‡bAcademic Press, ‡c[2014] | |
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| 500 | . | ‡aPrevious edition: London: Academic, 2009. | |
| 504 | . | ‡aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡g1. A History of Public Health. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tPrehistoric Societies -- ‡tThe Ancient World -- ‡tThe Early Medieval Period (Fifth to Tenth Centuries CE) -- ‡tThe Late Medieval Period (Eleventh to Fifteenth Centuries) -- ‡tThe Renaissance (1400--1600s) -- ‡tEnlightenment, Science, and Revolution (1600s--1800s) -- ‡tEighteenth-Century Reforms -- ‡tApplied Epidemiology -- ‡tJenner and Vaccination -- ‡tFoundations of Health Statistics and Epidemiology -- ‡tSocial Reform and the Sanitary Movement (1830--1875) -- ‡tSocial Security -- ‡tSnow on Cholera -- ‡tThe Germ and Miasma Theories -- ‡tHospital Reform -- ‡tThe Bacteriological Revolution -- ‡tPasteur, Cohn, Koch, and Lister -- ‡tThe Basis of Genetics -- ‡tVectorborne Disease -- ‡tMicrobiology and Immunology -- ‡tPoliomyelitis -- ‡tAdvances in Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases -- ‡tInfections and Chronic Diseases -- ‡tMaternal and Child Health -- ‡tNutrition in Public Health -- ‡tMilitary Medicine -- ‡tGlobalization of Health -- ‡tEpidemiological Transition -- ‡tAchievements of Public Health in the Twentieth Century -- ‡tCreating and Managing Health Systems -- ‡tChallenges in the Twenty-First Century -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tHistorical Markers -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡g2. Expanding the Concept of Public Health. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tConcepts of Public Health -- ‡tEvolution of Public Health -- ‡tHealth and Disease -- ‡tThe Host-Agent--Environment Paradigm -- ‡tThe Expanded Host-Agent-Environment Paradigm -- ‡tThe Natural History of Disease -- ‡tSociety and Health -- ‡tHealth Insurance Systems -- ‡tHealth Promotion -- ‡tSocial Determinants of Health -- ‡tModes of Prevention -- ‡tHealth Promotion -- ‡tHealth Protection -- ‡tPrimary Prevention -- ‡tSecondary Prevention -- ‡tTertiary Prevention -- ‡tDemographic and Epidemiological Transition -- ‡tInterdependence of Health Services -- ‡tDefining Public Health -- ‡tSocial Medicine and Community Health -- ‡tSocial Hygiene, Eugenics, and Corruption of Public Health Concepts -- ‡tMedical Ecology -- ‡tCommunity-Oriented Primary Care -- ‡tThe World Health Organization's Definition of Health -- ‡tAlma-Ata: Health for All -- ‡tSelective Primary Care -- ‡tThe Risk Approach -- ‡tThe Case for Action -- ‡tPolitical Economy and Health -- ‡tSocial, Behavioral, and Political Sciences -- ‡tHealth and Development -- ‡tHealth Systems: The Case for Reform -- ‡tAdvocacy and Consumerism -- ‡tProfessional Advocacy and Resistance -- ‡tConsumerism -- ‡tThe Health Field Concept -- ‡tThe Value of Medical Care in Public Health -- ‡tHealth Targets -- ‡tUS Health Targets -- ‡tEuropean Health Targets -- ‡tUK Health Targets -- ‡tIndividual and Community Participation in Health -- ‡tFounding of Health Promotion: The Ottawa Charter of 1986 -- ‡tState and Community Models of Health Promotion -- ‡tHealthy Cities/Towns/Municipalities -- ‡tHuman Ecology and Health Promotion -- ‡tDefining Public Health Standards -- ‡tIntegrative Approaches to Public Health -- ‡tAchievements of Public Health -- ‡tThe Future of Public Health -- ‡tThe New Public Health -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡g3. Measuring, Monitoring, and Evaluating the Health of a Population. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tDemography -- ‡tFertility -- ‡tPopulation Pyramid -- ‡tLife Expectancy -- ‡tEpidemiology -- ‡tSocial Epidemiology -- ‡tEpidemiology in Building Health Policy -- ‡tDefinitions and Methods of Epidemiology -- ‡tRates and Ratios -- ‡tMeasures of Disease Occurrence or Morbidity -- ‡tPrevalence Rates -- ‡tMeasures of Mortality -- ‡tSocial Classification -- ‡tSentinel Events -- ‡tThe Burden of Disease -- ‡tYears of Potential Life Lost -- ‡tQualitative Measures of Morbidity and Mortality -- ‡tMeasurement -- ‡tResearch and Survey Methods -- ‡tVariables -- ‡tThe Null Hypothesis -- ‡tConfounders -- ‡tSampling -- ‡tRandom Sampling -- ‡tNormal Distribution -- ‡tStandardization of Rates -- ‡tDirect Method of Standardization -- ‡tIndirect Method of Standardization -- ‡tPotential Errors in Measurement -- ‡tReliability -- ‡tValidity -- ‡tScreening for Disease -- ‡tEpidemiological Studies -- ‡tObservational Studies -- ‡tExperimental Epidemiology -- ‡tEstablishing Causal Relationships -- ‡tNotification of Diseases -- ‡tSpecial Registries and Reporting Systems -- ‡tDisease Classification -- ‡tHospital Discharge Information -- ‡tHealth Information Systems (Informatics) -- ‡tWHO European Region Health for All Database -- ‡tSurveillance, Reporting, and Publication -- ‡tAssessing the Health of the Individual -- ‡tAssessment of Population Health -- ‡tDefining the Population -- ‡tHealth Care Financing and Organization -- ‡tHealth Care Resources -- ‡tUtilization of Services -- ‡tHealth Care Outcomes -- ‡tQuality of Care -- ‡tSelf-Assessment of Health -- ‡tCosts and Benefits -- ‡tEffects of Intervention -- ‡tQualitative and Quantitative Research Methods -- ‡tFrom Health Information to Knowledge to Policy -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡g4. Communicable Diseases. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tPublic Health and the Control of Communicable Disease -- ‡tThe Nature of Communicable Disease -- ‡tHost-Agent-Environment Triad -- ‡tClassifications of Communicable Diseases -- ‡tModes of Transmission of Disease -- ‡tImmunity -- ‡tSurveillance -- ‡tHealthcare-Associated Infections -- ‡tEndemic and Epidemic Disease -- ‡tEpidemic Investigation -- ‡tControl of Communicable Diseases -- ‡tTreatment -- ‡tMethods of Prevention -- ‡tVaccine-Preventable Diseases -- ‡tImmunization Coverage -- ‡tVaccine Regulation, Schedules, and Programs -- ‡tEssentials of an Immunization Program -- ‡tRegulation of Vaccines -- ‡tVaccine Development -- ‡tConnections Between Infectious and Chronic Diseases -- ‡tControl and Eradication of Infectious Diseases -- ‡tSuccess in Eradicating Smallpox -- ‡tEradication of Poliomyelitis -- ‡tFuture Candidates for Disease -- ‡tEradication -- ‡tCriteria for Eradicable Diseases -- ‡tDirectly Observed Therapy Short Course (DOTS) -- ‡tVectorborne Diseases -- ‡tMalaria -- ‡tRickettsial Infections -- ‡tArboviruses (Arthropod-Borne Viral Diseases) -- ‡tLyme Disease -- ‡tNeglected Tropical Diseases -- ‡tEchinococcosis -- ‡tTapeworm -- ‡tOnchocerciasis -- ‡tDracunculiasis -- ‡tSchistosomiasis -- ‡tLeishmaniasis -- ‡tTrypanosomiasis -- ‡tOther Parasitic Diseases -- ‡tLegionnaire's Disease -- ‡tLeprosy -- ‡tSexually Transmitted Infections -- ‡tSyphilis -- ‡tGonorrhea -- ‡tChancroid -- ‡tHerpes Simplex -- ‡tChlamydia -- ‡tTrachoma -- ‡tTrichomoniasis -- ‡tHuman Papillomavirus -- ‡tControl of Sexually Transmitted Infections -- ‡tHIV/AIDS -- ‡tDiarrheal Diseases -- ‡tSalmonella -- ‡tShigella -- ‡tEscherichia coli -- ‡tCholera -- ‡tViral Gastroenteritis -- ‡tParasitic Gastroenteritis -- ‡tA Program Approach to Diarrheal Disease Control -- ‡tAcute Respiratory Infections -- ‡tInequalities in Control of Communicable Diseases -- ‡tCommunicable Disease Control in the New Public Health -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡g5. Non-Communicable Diseases and Conditions. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tThe Rise and Spread of Chronic Disease -- ‡tEnvironment and Lifestyle -- ‡tGlobal Burden of Mortality -- ‡tRisk Factors, Health Promotion, and Prevention of Non-Communicable Diseases -- ‡tTobacco -- ‡tAlcohol and Other Drugs -- ‡tPhysical Activity -- ‡tHypertension -- ‡tDiet and Obesity -- ‡tMental Illness -- ‡tGenetic, Infectious, and Non-Communicable Diseases -- ‡tThe Social and Economic Burden of Non-Communicable Diseases -- ‡tHealth Promotion and Disease Prevention -- ‡tHypertension and Cardiovascular Diseases -- ‡tDiabetes Mellitus -- ‡tPrevention of Diabetes and Its Complications -- ‡tCancer -- ‡tPrevention of Carton -- ‡tTrauma, Violence, and Injury -- ‡tMotor Vehicle Accidents -- ‡tDomestic and Sexual Violence -- ‡tSuicide -- ‡tPoisoning -- ‡tHomicide -- ‡tPrevention of Violence -- ‡tChronic Lung Disease -- ‡tAsthma -- ‡tChronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease -- ‡tRestrictive Lung Diseases -- ‡tOccupational Lung Diseases -- ‡tEnd-Stage Renal Disease -- ‡tDisabling Conditions -- ‡tArthritis and Musculoskeletal Disorders -- ‡tOsteoporosis -- ‡tDegenerative Osteoarthritis -- ‡tRheumatoid Arthritis and Gout -- ‡tLow Back and Neck Pain Syndromes -- ‡tNeurological Disorders -- ‡tAlzheimer's Disease -- ‡tParkinson's Disease -- ‡tMultiple Sclerosis -- ‡tEpilepsy or Seizures -- ‡tBrain and Spinal Cord Injury -- ‡tVisual Disorders -- ‡tHearing Disorders -- ‡tNon-Communicable Diseases and the New Public Health -- ‡tIntegrated Non-Communicable Disease Prevention and Control -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡tRecommended Reading -- ‡tGlobal Burden of Non-Communicable -- ‡tDiseases -- ‡tSocial Determinants, Environment, and Economics of Non-Communicable Diseases -- ‡tRisk Factors, Health Promotion, and Prevention of Non-Communicable Diseases -- ‡tSmoking -- ‡tDiet, Physical Activity, and Obesity -- ‡tInfectious Diseases and Non-Communicable Diseases -- ‡tHypertension and Cardiovascular Diseases -- ‡tMetabolic Syndrome, Diabetes Mellitus, and End-Stage Renal Disease -- ‡tCancer -- ‡tTrauma, Violence, Injury, and Suicide -- ‡tChronic Lung Disease -- ‡tDisabling Conditions -- ‡g6. Family Health. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tThe Family Unit -- ‡tPreventive Health through Life Stages -- ‡tThe Family Physician Cannot do All This Alone -- ‡tMaternal Health -- ‡tFertility -- ‡tPublic Health Challenges of Fertility -- ‡tFamily Planning -- ‡tMaternal Mortality and Morbidity -- ‡tPregnancy Care -- ‡tHigh-Risk Pregnancy -- ‡tLabor and Delivery -- ‡tSafe Motherhood Initiatives -- ‡tCare of the Newborn -- ‡tLow Birth Weight/Preterm Birth -- ‡tPostdelivery Care (Puerperium) -- ‡tGenetic and Birth Disorders -- ‡tRhesus Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn -- ‡tNeural Tube Defects -- ‡tCerebral Palsy -- ‡tLow Birth Weight and Developmental Disability -- ‡tDown Syndrome -- ‡tCystic Fibrosis -- ‡tSickle-Cell Disease -- ‡tThalassemia -- ‡tPhenylketonuria -- ‡tCongenital Hypothyroidism -- ‡tCongenital Syphilis -- ‡tFetal Alcohol Syndrome -- ‡tTay--Sachs Disease -- ‡tGlucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase Deficiency -- ‡tFamilial Mediterranean Fever -- ‡tInfant and Child Health -- ‡tFetal and Infant Mortality -- ‡tInfancy Care and Feeding -- ‡tAnticipatory Counseling -- ‡tDocumentation, Records, and Monitoring -- ‡tPreschool Children (Age 1-5 Years) -- ‡tSchool and Adolescent Health -- ‡tSmoking -- ‡tAlcohol Abuse -- ‡tDrug Abuse -- ‡tSexual Risk Behavior -- ‡tDietary Risk Behavior -- ‡tPhysical Activity -- ‡tViolence and Gang Behavior -- ‡tAdult Health -- ‡tWomen's Health -- ‡tMen's Health -- ‡tHealth of Older Adults -- ‡tHealth Maintenance for Older Adults -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡g7. Special Community Health Needs. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tMental Health -- ‡tHistorical Changes in Methods of Treatment -- ‡tMental Health Epidemiology -- ‡tMental Disorder Syndromes -- ‡tControversies in Mental Health Policies -- ‡tCommunity-Oriented Mental Health -- ‡tPrevention and Health Promotion -- ‡tIntellectual Disability -- ‡tOral Health -- ‡tFluoridation -- ‡tPeriodontal Disease -- ‡tDental Care -- ‡tOral Cancer -- ‡tPhysical Disability and Rehabilitation -- ‡tSpecial Croup Health Needs -- ‡tCay and Lesbian Health -- ‡tNative Peoples' Health -- ‡tPrisoners' Health -- ‡tMigrant Population Health -- ‡tHomeless Population Health -- ‡tRefugee Health -- ‡tMilitary Medicine -- ‡tHealth in Disasters -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡tMental Health -- ‡tOral Health -- ‡tDisability and Rehabilitation -- ‡tCay and Lesbian Health -- ‡tNative Peoples' Health -- ‡tPrisoners' Health -- ‡tMigrant and Refugee Health -- ‡tMilitary Medicine -- ‡tDisasters and Health -- ‡g8. Nutrition and Food Safety. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tDevelopment of Nutrition in Public Health -- ‡tNutrition in a Global Context -- ‡tNutrition and Infection -- ‡tFunctions of Food -- ‡tHuman Nutritional Requirements -- ‡tCarbohydrates -- ‡tProteins -- ‡tFats and Oils -- ‡tVitamins -- ‡tMinerals and Trace Elements -- ‡tGrowth -- ‡tMeasuring Body Mass -- ‡tRecommended Dietary Intakes -- ‡tDisorders of Undernutrition -- ‡tUnderweight: Protein---Energy Malnutrition -- ‡tFailure to Thrive -- ‡tMarasmus -- ‡tKwashiorkor -- ‡tMicronutrient Deficiencies -- ‡tOsteoporosis -- ‡tEating Disorders -- ‡tDiseases of Overnutrition -- ‡tOverweight/Obesity -- ‡tDiabetes Mellitus -- ‡tCardiovascular Diseases -- ‡tCancer -- ‡tNutrition in Pregnancy and Lactation -- ‡tPromoting Healthy Diets and Lifestyles -- ‡tDietary Guidelines -- ‡tVitamin and Mineral Enrichment of Basic Foods -- ‡tControversy in Food Enrichment -- ‡tGenetically Modified Foods -- ‡tFood and Nutrition Policy -- ‡tEvolution of a Federal Role -- ‡tNutrition Issues in Development Policies -- ‡tRole of the Private Sector and Non-Governmental Organizations -- ‡tRole of Health Providers -- ‡tNutrition Monitoring and Evaluation -- ‡tStandard Reference Populations -- ‡tMeasuring Deviation from the Reference Population -- ‡tGlobal Nutrition Targets for 2025 -- ‡tFood Quality and Safety -- ‡tNutrition and the New Public Health -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡tRecommended Reading -- ‡tFoodborne Illness, Nutrition, and Infectious Disease -- ‡tMonitoring Growth and Body Mass -- ‡tNutrient Requirements, Recommended Dietary Intakes, and Dietary Guidelines -- ‡tMicronutrient Deficiency Conditions -- ‡tVitamin D and Bone Health -- ‡tNutrition, Obesity, and Chronic Disease -- ‡tMaternal/Child Nutrition and Survival -- ‡tFood Fortification -- ‡tFood and Nutrition Policy, and Food Security -- ‡tNutrition Monitoring and Evaluation -- ‡g9. Environmental and Occupational Health. ‡tEnvironmental Health -- ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tGlobal Environmental Issues -- ‡tGeographic and Environmental Epidemiology -- ‡tEnvironmental Targets -- ‡tEnvironment and Infectious Diseases -- ‡tGlobal Climate Change -- ‡tEnvironmental Impact on Health Burden of Disease -- ‡tCommunity Water Supplies -- ‡tWaterborne Diseases -- ‡tWaterborne Disease Surveillance and Prevalence, USA -- ‡tWater as a Global Resource -- ‡tSewage Collection and Treatment -- ‡tSolid Waste -- ‡tToxins -- ‡tToxic Effects on Fertility -- ‡tToxic Effects of Lead in the Environment -- ‡tAgricultural and Environmental Hazards -- ‡tAir Pollution -- ‡tThe External Environment -- ‡tMethyl Tertiary Butyl Ether -- ‡tIndoor Pollution -- ‡tEffects of Indoor Air Pollution -- ‡tRadon Gas -- ‡tOutdoor--Indoor Pollutants -- ‡tBiological Pollutants -- ‡tBuilt Environment and Health -- ‡tHazardous or Toxic Wastes -- ‡tMinimata Disease -- ‡tToxic Waste Management -- ‡tRadiation -- ‡tIonizing Radiation -- ‡tNon-Ionizing Radiation -- ‡tEnvironmental Impact -- ‡tEmergency Events Involving Hazardous Substances -- ‡tHuman-Caused Disasters -- ‡tWar, Terrorism, and Genocide -- ‡tPreventing and Managing Environmental Emergencies -- ‡tEnvironmental Health Organization -- ‡tOccupational Health -- ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tDevelopment of Occupational Health -- ‡tThe Health of Workers -- ‡tThe Burden of Occupational Morbidity and Mortality -- ‡tOccupational Health Priorities in the USA -- ‡tInternational Issues in Occupational Health -- ‡tNational and Management Responsibilities -- ‡tStandards and Monitoring -- ‡tOccupational Health Targets -- ‡tOccupational Injury -- ‡tToxicity at the Workplace and in the Environment -- ‡tLead -- ‡tAsbestos -- ‡tSilica -- ‡tCotton Dust (Byssinosis) -- ‡tVinyl Chloride -- ‡tAgent Orange -- ‡tWorkplace Violence -- ‡tOccupational Health in Clinical Practice -- ‡tInspecting the Place of Work -- ‡tRisk Assessment -- ‡tPreventing Disasters in the Workplace -- ‡tOccupation and The New Public Health -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡tEnvironmental Health -- ‡tOccupational Health -- |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡g10. Organization of Public Health Systems. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tGovernment and Health of the Nation -- ‡tFederal and Unitary States -- ‡tChecks and Balances in Health Authority -- ‡tGovernment and the Individual -- ‡tFunctions of Public Health -- ‡tRegulatory Functions of Public Health Agencies -- ‡tInvestigative Functions of Public Health -- ‡tPrevention of Injuries -- ‡tMethods of Providing or Assuring Services: Direct or Indirect? -- ‡tNon-Governmental Roles in Health -- ‡tDisasters and Public Health Preparedness -- ‡tMedical Practice and Public Health -- ‡tIncentives and Regulation -- ‡tPromotion of Research and Teaching -- ‡tAccreditation and Quality Regulation -- ‡tNational Government Public Health Services -- ‡tState Government Public Health Services -- ‡tLocal Health Authorities -- ‡tAccreditation of Public Health Departments -- ‡tMonitoring Health Status -- ‡tNational Health Targets -- ‡tUniversal Health Coverage and the New Public Health -- ‡tHospitals in the New Public Health -- ‡tHospital Classification -- ‡tSupply of Hospital Beds -- ‡tThe Changing Role of the Hospital -- ‡tInnovations in Health Care Delivery -- ‡tThe Uninsured as a Public Health Challenge -- ‡tUS Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡tAgencies and Organizations -- ‡tRecommended Reading -- ‡g11. Measuring Costs: The Economics of Health. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tEconomic Issues of Health Systems -- ‡tInvesting in Health -- ‡tBasic Concepts in Health Economics -- ‡tSupply, Need, Demand, and Utilization of Health Services -- ‡tNormative Needs -- ‡tFelt Need -- ‡tExpressed Need -- ‡tComparative Need -- ‡tDemand -- ‡tSupply -- ‡tGrossman's Demand Model -- ‡tCompetition in Health Care -- ‡tElasticities of Demand -- ‡tMeasuring Costs -- ‡tEconomic Measures of Health Status -- ‡tCost--Benefit Analysis -- ‡tCost-Effectiveness Analysis -- ‡tBasic Assessment Scheme for Intervention Costs and Consequences -- ‡tThe Value of Human Life -- ‡tHealth Financing: The Macroeconomic Level -- ‡tCosts of Illness -- ‡tCosts and Variations in Medical Practice -- ‡tCost Containment -- ‡tMedical and Hospital Care: Microeconomics -- ‡tPayment for Doctors' Services -- ‡tPayment for Comprehensive Care -- ‡tHealth Maintenance and Managed Care Organizations -- ‡tDistrict Health Systems -- ‡tPaying for Hospital Care -- ‡tCapital Costs -- ‡tHospital Supply, Utilization, and Costs -- ‡tModified Market Forces -- ‡tEconomics of Prevention -- ‡tGame Theory, Economics, and Health Policy -- ‡tEconomics and the New Public Health -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡g12. Planning and Managing Health Systems. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tHealth Policy and Planning as Context -- ‡tThe Elements of Organizations -- ‡tScientific Management -- ‡tBureaucratic Pyramidal Organizations -- ‡tOrganizations as Energy Systems -- ‡tCybernetics and Management -- ‡tTarget-Oriented Management -- ‡tOperations Research -- ‡tManagement by Objectives -- ‡tHuman Relations Management -- ‡tThe Hawthorne Effect -- ‡tMaslow's Hierarchy of Needs -- ‡tTheory X--Theory Y -- ‡tNetwork Organization -- ‡tTotal Quality Management -- ‡tChanging Human Behavior -- ‡tEmpowerment -- ‡tStrategic Management of Health Systems -- ‡tHealth System Organization Models -- ‡tFunctional Model -- ‡tCorporate Model -- ‡tMatrix Model -- ‡tSkills for Management -- ‡tThe Chief Executive Officer of Health Organizations -- ‡tCommunity Participation -- ‡tIntegration: Lateral and Vertical -- ‡tNorms and Performance Indicators -- ‡tHealth Promotion and Advocacy -- ‡tPhilanthropy and Volunteerism -- ‡tNew Organizational Models -- ‡tNew Projects and their Evaluation -- ‡tCompetencies in Health Policy and Management -- ‡tSystems Approach and National Planning -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡tElectronic Resources -- ‡tRecommended Reading -- ‡g13. National Health Systems. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tHealth Systems in the Industrialized Countries -- ‡tEvolution of Health Systems -- ‡tSocial Insurance -- ‡tNational Health Service -- ‡tNational Health Insurance -- ‡tThe United States -- ‡tFederal Health Initiatives -- ‡tMedicare and Medicaid -- ‡tThe Changing Health Care Environment -- ‡tHealth Information -- ‡tHealth Targets -- ‡tSocial Inequalities -- ‡tThe Dilemma of the Uninsured -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tCanada -- ‡tReform Pressures and Initiatives -- ‡tProvincial Health Reforms -- ‡tHealth Status -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tThe United Kingdom -- ‡tThe National Health Service -- ‡tReforms in the 1970s and 1980s -- ‡tReforms Since 1990 -- ‡tSocial and Regional Inequalities -- ‡tHealth Promotion -- ‡tHealth Reforms -- ‡tPrimary Care Trusts -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tThe Nordic Countries -- ‡tSweden -- ‡tDenmark -- ‡tNorway -- ‡tFinland -- ‡tWestern Europe -- ‡tGermany -- ‡tThe Netherlands -- ‡tRussia -- ‡tThe Soviet Model -- ‡tEpidemiological Transition -- ‡tPost-Soviet Reform -- ‡tFuture Prospects -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tIsrael -- ‡tOrigins of the Israeli Health System -- ‡tHealth Resources and Expenditures -- ‡tHealth Reforms -- ‡tMental Health -- ‡tHealthy Israel 2020 -- ‡tQuality Assurance -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tHealth Systems in Developing Countries -- ‡tFederal Republic of Nigeria -- ‡tFemale Genital Mutilation -- ‡tCommunicable Diseases -- ‡tNon-Communicable Diseases -- ‡tNigeria's Health System -- ‡tMillennium Development Goals -- ‡tCancer -- ‡tHIV/AIDS -- ‡tFood Fortification/Malnutrition -- ‡tHealth Reform -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tLatin America and the Caribbean -- ‡tColombia -- ‡tAsia -- ‡tIndia -- ‡tChina -- ‡tJapan -- ‡tComparing National Health Systems -- ‡tEconomic Issues in National Health Systems -- ‡tReforming National Health Systems -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡tInternational -- ‡tUnited States -- ‡tCanada -- ‡tUnited Kingdom -- ‡tEurope -- ‡tNordic Countries, Germany, and the Netherlands -- ‡tRussia -- ‡tIsrael -- ‡tDeveloping Countries -- ‡tNigeria -- ‡tLatin America and the Caribbean -- ‡tColombia -- ‡tIndia -- ‡tChina -- ‡tJapan -- |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡g14. Human Resources for Health. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tOverview of Human Resources -- ‡tHuman Resources Planning -- ‡tSupply and Demand -- ‡tMedical Education -- ‡tPostgraduate Medical Training -- ‡tSpecialization and Family Practice -- ‡tTraining in Preventive Medicine -- ‡tNursing Education -- ‡tIn-Service and Continuing Education -- ‡tAccreditation of Health Professional Educational or Training Facilities -- ‡tThe Range of Health Disciplines -- ‡tLicensure and Supervision -- ‡tConstraints on the Health Care Provider -- ‡tOther Health Professions -- ‡tExpanding Roles in Primary Care -- ‡tNurse Practitioners -- ‡tPhysician Assistants -- ‡tFeldshers -- ‡tCommunity Health Workers -- ‡tAlternative Medicine -- ‡tChanging the Balance -- ‡tEducation for Public Health and Health Management -- ‡tCore Elements for Master of Public Health Programs -- ‡tRanking Universities -- ‡tField Epidemiology -- ‡tPublic Health Education in Europe -- ‡tHealth Policy and Management of Human Resources -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡g15. Health Technology, Quality, Law, and Ethics. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tInnovation, Regulation, and Quality Control -- ‡tAppropriate Health Technology -- ‡tPriority Interventions in Low- and Medium-Income Countries -- ‡tPriority Selection in High-Income Countries -- ‡tHealth Technology Assessment -- ‡tTechnology Assessment in Hospitals -- ‡tTechnology Assessment in Prevention and Health Promotion -- ‡tTechnology Assessment in National Health Systems -- ‡tDissemination of Technology -- ‡tDiffusion of Technology -- ‡tQuality Assurance -- ‡tAdverse Events and Negligence -- ‡tLicensure and Certification -- ‡tHealth Facility Accreditation -- ‡tPeer Review -- ‡tTracer Conditions -- ‡tSetting Standards -- ‡tAlgorithms and Clinical Guidelines -- ‡tOrganization of Care -- ‡tDiagnosis-Related Groups -- ‡tManaged Care -- ‡tPerformance Indicators -- ‡tConsumerism and Quality -- ‡tThe Public Interest -- ‡tTotal Quality Management -- ‡tPublic Health Law -- ‡tEnvironmental Health -- ‡tPublic Health Law Reform -- ‡tEthical Issues In Public Health -- ‡tIndividual and Community Rights -- ‡tTragic Deviations in Public Health Ethics -- ‡tHuman Experimentation -- ‡tEthics in Public Health Research -- ‡tEthics in Patient Care -- ‡tSanctity of Life Versus Euthanasia -- ‡tThe Imperative to Act or Not Act in Public Health -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡tHealth Technology -- ‡tQuality -- ‡tLaw -- ‡tEthics -- ‡g16. Global Health. ‡tIntroduction -- ‡tThe Global Health Situation -- ‡tPriorities in Global Health -- ‡tPoverty-Illness-Population--Environment -- ‡tChild Health -- ‡tMaternal Health -- ‡tPopulation Growth -- ‡tMalnutrition -- ‡tThe Fight Against HIV/AIDS and Other Communicable Diseases -- ‡tNon-Communicable Diseases -- ‡tDisaster Management -- ‡tEnvironment -- ‡tGlobal Partnership for Development -- ‡tDevelopment and Health -- ‡tOrganization for International Health -- ‡tWorld Health Organization -- ‡tUnited Nations Children's Fund -- ‡tNon-Governmental Organizations -- ‡tThe World Bank -- ‡tTrends in Global Health -- ‡tEmerging Infectious Disease Threats -- ‡tExpanding National Health Capacity -- ‡tTop-Down and Bottom-Up Development -- ‡tGlobal Health and the New Public Health -- ‡tSummary -- ‡tNote -- ‡tBibliography -- ‡tGlobal Health -- ‡tInternational Organizations -- ‡tGlobal Health in the Future. |
| 520 | . | ‡aThe book provides a unified approach to public health appropriate for all masters' level students and practitioners-specifically for courses in MPH programs, community health and preventive medicine programs, community health education programs, community health nursing programs. | |
| 650 | 1 | 2. | ‡aPublic Health ‡xtrends. |
| 650 | 2 | 2. | ‡aDelivery of Health Care ‡xtrends. |
| 650 | 0. | ‡aPublic health. | |
| 650 | 0. | ‡aMedical policy. | |
| 700 | 1 | . | ‡aVaravikova, Elena, ‡eauthor. |
| 700 | 1 | . | ‡aBickford, Joan D., ‡econtributor. |
| 700 | 1 | . | ‡aFielding, Jonathan E., ‡ewriter of foreword. |
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