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Framework for understanding community health care in ageing societies

Series: Ageing and Health Technical Report 1, 2Publisher: WHO ; Geneva ; March 2001Description: 68 p; illSubject(s): HEALTH | AGEING | WHO | HEALTH POLICY | PUBLIC HEALTH | TECHNICAL REPORTS | OLD AGE | COMMUNITY HEALTHSummary: Seeks to offer a conceptual framework for defining community health care as district from institutional care. Presents essential elements of community health care attempting to answer the basic questions of who, where, what, when and how of community health provision. Discusses differences in essential nature of types of care needed in the community and who can best perform these tasks.

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Seeks to offer a conceptual framework for defining community health care as district from institutional care. Presents essential elements of community health care attempting to answer the basic questions of who, where, what, when and how of community health provision. Discusses differences in essential nature of types of care needed in the community and who can best perform these tasks.

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