The World Health Organization （WHO） collects and summarizes a wide range of quantitative data from a variety of health domains through country offices, regional offices and headquarter departments. These data are us...The World Health Organization （WHO） collects and summarizes a wide range of quantitative data from a variety of health domains through country offices, regional offices and headquarter departments. These data are used internally by WHO for estimation, advocacy, policy development and evaluation. They are also widely disseminated in formal publications and through more informal mechanisms, both in electronic and printed format.展开更多
Disease registries,containing systematic records of cases,have for nearly 100 years been valuable in exploring and understanding various aspects of cardiology. This is particularly true for myocardial infarction,where...Disease registries,containing systematic records of cases,have for nearly 100 years been valuable in exploring and understanding various aspects of cardiology. This is particularly true for myocardial infarction,where such registries have provided both epidemiological and clinical information that was not readily available from randomised controlled trials in highlyselected populations. Registries,whether mandated or voluntary,prospective or retrospective in their analysis,have at their core a common study population and common data definitions. In this review we highlight how registries have diversified to offer information on epidemiology,risk modelling,quality assurance/improvement and original research-through data mining,transnational comparisons and the facilitation of enrolment in,and follow-up during registry-based randomised clinical trials.展开更多
The following general status concerning nation-wide health institutions, hospital beds, personnel and hospital work as well as causes of diseases and death is briefly reported according to the Information Centre of He...The following general status concerning nation-wide health institutions, hospital beds, personnel and hospital work as well as causes of diseases and death is briefly reported according to the Information Centre of Health Statistics of the Ministry of Public Health of China. HEALTH INSTITUTION, HOSPITAL BEDS AND PERSONNEL In 1994 there was a slight decrease in the number of China’s health institutions while the increasing rate of hospital beds was slowed down and the nmnber of health personnel continued to increase. Health institutions. In 1994 the number of various health institutions in China totalled 191.7 thousand. with a decrease of 1844 as against 1993: there展开更多
文摘The World Health Organization （WHO） collects and summarizes a wide range of quantitative data from a variety of health domains through country offices, regional offices and headquarter departments. These data are used internally by WHO for estimation, advocacy, policy development and evaluation. They are also widely disseminated in formal publications and through more informal mechanisms, both in electronic and printed format.
文摘Disease registries,containing systematic records of cases,have for nearly 100 years been valuable in exploring and understanding various aspects of cardiology. This is particularly true for myocardial infarction,where such registries have provided both epidemiological and clinical information that was not readily available from randomised controlled trials in highlyselected populations. Registries,whether mandated or voluntary,prospective or retrospective in their analysis,have at their core a common study population and common data definitions. In this review we highlight how registries have diversified to offer information on epidemiology,risk modelling,quality assurance/improvement and original research-through data mining,transnational comparisons and the facilitation of enrolment in,and follow-up during registry-based randomised clinical trials.
文摘The following general status concerning nation-wide health institutions, hospital beds, personnel and hospital work as well as causes of diseases and death is briefly reported according to the Information Centre of Health Statistics of the Ministry of Public Health of China. HEALTH INSTITUTION, HOSPITAL BEDS AND PERSONNEL In 1994 there was a slight decrease in the number of China’s health institutions while the increasing rate of hospital beds was slowed down and the nmnber of health personnel continued to increase. Health institutions. In 1994 the number of various health institutions in China totalled 191.7 thousand. with a decrease of 1844 as against 1993: there
