… accountable for the health of their populations, not just for the health services they provided.
… Here I focus on 2 of these channels: the European health targets and the settings approach. …

… (eg, the right to sign an informed consent for health service); “capacity” is a clinical concept
… adolescents to access services, particularly HIV as well as mental health services Figure 2). …

… Where conflict occurs in limited resource settings, health services are likely to be particularly
weak. Even in higher-income countries, newly established governments, or governments …

… Physicians practice in a wide variety of organizational settings from single and paired …
This is true of entire health systems (eg, the British National Health Service), or sectors of …

… part of the World Health Organization concerning the legal status … by the World Health
Organization in preference to others of a … is enough capacity in health services to provide …

… A related challenge is that reduction in the overall level of reimbursement for mental health
services … In our setting, services are organized within a division of behavioral pediatrics and …

… or student health service for the provision of medical care. … the athletic department and student
health services, (3) full- or … appointments between student health services and the athletic …

… Health services researchers recognize the need to evaluate … dissemination into other settings.
Many implementation … of innovations in health service delivery and organization' [8] and …

… of age seen during 1975 in four organized health care settings. Between 3.3% and 10.1% of
… Patients with diagnosed mental disorder used non-mental-health services (except those of …

… advice, and ancillary diagnostic services, become dispersed throughout the organization. As
… satisfaction of physicians working in large, organized settings, Lichtenstein [53] found that …