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| Performance indicators and health promotion targets | | Author(s) | David Buck, Christine Godfrey, Antony Morgan |
| Corporate Author | Centre for Health Economics, York Health Economics Consortium, NHS Centre for Reviews and Dissemination, University of York |
| Publisher | University of York, York, 1996 |
| Pages | 31 pp (Centre for Health Economics discussion paper, 150) |
| Source | Centre for Health Economics, University of York, Heslington, York YO1 5DD. |
| Keywords | Health [elderly] ; Good Health ; Preventative medicine ; National Health Service ; Performance ; Indicators. |
| Annotation | This paper outlines the uses to which performance indicators have been put elsewhere in the NHS (National Health Service), and argues that they are unlikely to be directly transferable to health promotion. Criteria for successful performance indicators in health promotion are outlined. However, there are many different views as to what constitutes appropriate outcome or performance measures for health promotion. The paper suggests, instead, that there is scope for performance indicators to be used for monitoring of health-related targets. |
| Accession Number | CPA-970520204 B |
| Classmark | CC: CD: LK2: L4: 5H: 3RI |
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