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Molly Wee <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 21 Aug 2002 22:34:38 +0800
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Hi

I am a MPH student and looking for any information on tools used in service
utilisation among the elderly in the community setting.    A few months ago,
we did a pre-survey on the health needs on a group of elderly residents in
the community.   For follow up intervention, those needing medical attention
were given referral letters to a nearby primary health clinic.

We were thinking of going back to the same community to do a post
intervention survey on whether the services recommended to them were being
visited/utilised.   If not, then why?

Wonder if there is already some literature or set of tools which I could use
to draw up my post survey forms

Thanks
Molly




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Subject: European Health Policy Article


> http://www.ehfg.org/virtual/newsletter/NL7.pdf
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> The latest issue of the European Health Forum's
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> "Canada's looking to the USA for Policy Ideas Threatens
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