Primary Health Care

Inhaltsangabe1: Primary Health Care and Public Involvement.- Principles and Aims of a Future Health Policy.- Health for All by the Year 2000: Economic Aspects of a European Health Policy for the 1980s and 1990s.- Conditions of Regional Health Care in Research and Practice.- The "Primary Health Care of a Region" Associations Forum: A First Report.- 2: Primary Health Care and Familiy Medicine.- The Use of Clinical Judgment to Evaluate the Therapeutic Efficacy of Critical Care Units.- Education and Research in Family Medicine.- Towards Family Sensitive Health Care.- Analysis of the Scope of Action in General Medicine and Its Empirical Control.- Organization and Research Program of The Netherlands Institute of Primary Health Care.- Health Center - Integrated Primary Health Care Resources and Services Within the District and Coordinative Role of General Practice.- 3: Primary Health Care and Epidemiology.- Health Promotion of Chronically 111 Heart Patients.- Regional Variation in the Supply of Medical Care and in "Avoidable Mortality" Within Countries of the European Community.- Teaching Clinical Epidemiology in a School of Medicine: Opportunities and Challenges.- Results from a Hypertension Care Program in One of the Swedish Counties.- 4: Primary Health Care and Health Economics.- Performance Review in British Primary Health Care: An Epidemiological and Economic Evaluation.- Primary Medical Care Finance and Physician Payment Systems: A European Perspective.- Health Economic Aspects of Multimorbidity in Outpatient Medical Care.- Medical Care and Social Security.- Costs and Effectiveness of Alternative Approaches to the Care of the Mentally Handicapped: Illustrations with Irish Data.- Reducing the Social Costs of Alcohol Abuse - Selecting Targets for Intersector Planning and Action.- 5: Institutionalizing Primary Health Care.- Institutionalizing Primary Health Care at the Level of Undergraduate Education - Didactic and Structural Considerations.- Institutional Requirements for a Regional Comprehensive Health Care System: A Panel Discussion.