Titlebook: Reorienting Health Services; Application of a Sys Charles O. Pannenborg,Albert Werff,Keith Barnard Book 1984 Plenum Press, New York 1984 de

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Address from the Systems Science Panelhe Alliance would be strong if the science of its member countries were strong. Given the nature of science, the programme is of course “open”; contributers to meetings speak as individuals, and proceedings are always published in the general literature.

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Analysis of Health Services Systems — A General Approachctivities. The health service system is devoted . to protecting and improving the health of the population by the provision of a great variety of preventive and therapeutic services; it also has many secondary purposes, such as providing employment or generating profits, which we cannot discuss here.

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nce as a part of the NATO Science Committee‘s continuous effort to promote the advancement of science through international cooperation. A special word is said in this respect supra by Pro- fessor Checkland, Chairman of the Systems Science Panel. The Advanced Research Institute (ARI) was organized f

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Financing and Health Services Systems efforts in many western countries are not the least due to the fact that the agencies involved did not sufficiently take into account the high status and attractive employment opportunities of a hospital within its local community.

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A Systems View of Health Services and their Reorientation: Summary of the Conference Proceedings andto describe and analyse a set of common health services problems faced by the NATO countries and to present changes recommended at the Conference to reorient health services systems and thereby deal with those problems.

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Health Services Systems in the Western Worldhich exceeds the rise in national income and which is largely caused by the everincreasing demand for therapeutic services in hospital care. In addition the health sector shows weakness from the systems’ point of view. As a consequence the health sector increasingly gets public attention.