Evaluating Health Services' Effectiveness

Evaluating one health: Are we demonstrating effectiveness?

The perceived benefits of a One Health approach are largely hinged on increasing public health efficiency and cost effectiveness through a better understanding of disease risk-through shared control and detection efforts, and results that benefit human, animal and ecosystem health. However, there have been few efforts to identify and systematize One Health metrics to assess these perceived effi...

Comparative Effectiveness Research in Health Services.

Evaluating E-Health Services and Patients Requirements in Jordanian Hospitals

the aim of this research is to bring latest status of e-health services in Jordan, and to describe current requirements of e-health services development. The significant barriers being faced by the Jordanian health sector and preventing the adoption of e-health services technology was addressed. The study has shown positive patients attitude towards the existence of e-health services, however i...

What is the effectiveness of old-age mental health services?

This is a Health Evidence Network (HEN) synthesis report on the effectiveness of old-age mental health services. The European Region had 15% of its population 65 years old or older and nearly 7% 75 or over in 2000, the world’s highest percentages. By 2030 these figures will increase to 24% and 12% respectively. The effect on health care will be amplified by a disproportionate increase in dement...

The effectiveness of evaluating mumps vaccine effectiveness.