Disease relevance of Health Policy

• This paper uses a General Health Policy Model to determine the cost-effectiveness of an experimental behavioral program for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) [1].
• The National Center for Nursing's National Action Agenda, Nursing and the HIV Epidemic, provides some direction for addressing these issues and those that relate to practice, education, research, and health policy [2].
• OBJECTIVE: The Global Initiative for Obstructive Lung Disease highlights the importance of COPD from public health, health policy and clinical perspectives [3].

Psychiatry related information on Health Policy

• Major search terms included smoking, smoking cessation, nicotine, health policy, hospital policy, smoke-free policy, psychiatric disorders, and substance use disorders [4].

High impact information on Health Policy

• Health policy report. The Centers for Disease Control [5].
• Health policy on blood cholesterol. Time to change directions [6].
• The trial in Mwanza Region is the first randomized study of this intervention and should provide valuable data for health policy makers [7].
• A prescription for the ACC health policy process [8].
• This attitude, which cannot be regarded as a general health policy, usually requires the prolonged use of nicotine replacement therapy [9].

Biological context of Health Policy

• Further and better focused analyses of TP53 mutation patterns in the context of epidemiological studies, should help to improve our understanding of cancer etiology in order to develop appropriate health policies and public health programs in Latin America [10].
• Clinical guidelines, EBM and health policy. Evidence based medicine. Commentary on 'Clinical guidelines: ways ahead.' [11].

Associations of Health Policy with chemical compounds

• Increased research into alternatives to estrogen for menopausal women is of clinical, scientific, and health policy importance [12].
• The prior existence of nationally endorsed guidelines for safe drinking expressed in terms of standard drinks, recommendations of the National Health Policy on Alcohol and an accumulation of relevant research were crucial elements for success [13].
• When evaluating antenatal care programs, health policy makers must consider providing an effective preventive drug (either MQ or other drugs identified in additional studies, e.g., sulfa-pyrimethamine compounds) as a means to prevent low birth weight and its consequences [14].
• The Health Policy and Legislative Awareness Initiative at the Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine: theory meets practice [15].
• Both approaches, however, have relevance to health policies that address the risks posed by environmental methylmercury [16].

Gene context of Health Policy

• We conclude that national autonomy over health policy is not preserved under GATS, and that accordingly, there is a role for international standards that protect public services from the adverse effect of trade and market forces [17].
• Decreasing costs and improving outcomes in systemic lupus erythematosus: using regression trees to develop health policy [18].
• STUDY OBJECTIVE: Simple measures of inequalities in health are proposed to facilitate the work of health policy makers and to build on the understanding of health differences between populations [19].
• A simplistic approach to health policy analysis: the World Bank team on the Indian health sector [20].
• The Task Force included representatives from physician societies, industry, academia, the reimbursement community, and health policy organizations [21].

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