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Assessing district health needs, services and systems : protocols for rapid data collection and analysis / A. A. Kielmann, K. Janovsky and H. Annett.

By: Kielmann, A.A [author]Contributor(s): Janovsky, K [co-author] | Annett, H [co-author]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Macmillan and African Medical and Research Foundation, 1992Description: iv, 172 pages : 22 cm. illustrationsISBN: 0-333-53885-4Subject(s): COMMUNICTY HEALTH SERVCIES -- EVALUATION | HEALTH STATUS INDICATORS | HEALTH SURVEYS | MEDICAL CARE SURVEYS | PUBLIC HEALTHLOC classification: RA 440.6 .K54 1992

Contents:

Introduction -- Part A. Survey Preparation -- Part B. Survey Modules -- Part C. Summary Analysis and Report Preparation

Summary: Assessing district health needs in Third World countries with a view to the way money is spent is becoming increasingly a topic of urgency. This manual has been compiled by three internationally known authors with strong links to donor agencies, especially GTZ, SIDA and WHO. It has been tested in several countries in East and West Africa and in Pakistan by the authors and their colleagues.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	LRC - Main	National University - Manila	Nursing	General Circulation	GC RA 440.6 .K54 1992 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	c.1	Available		NULIB000007787

Introduction -- Part A. Survey Preparation -- Part B. Survey Modules -- Part C. Summary Analysis and Report Preparation

Assessing district health needs in Third World countries with a view to the way money is spent is becoming increasingly a topic of urgency. This manual has been compiled by three internationally known authors with strong links to donor agencies, especially GTZ, SIDA and WHO. It has been tested in several countries in East and West Africa and in Pakistan by the authors and their colleagues.

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