Modern Health Management - For Graduate Students of Preventive Medicine and Public Health

Author: Yang Tiba
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book comprehensively and thoroughly elaborates on the concepts, approaches, knowledge, methods, and skills of modern health management. The book is divided into four parts and 23 chapters, introducing the fundamental theories, methods, and techniques of modern health management from four aspects: health service management, health information management, prevention and management of public health emergencies, and the application of epidemiology and statistical methods in health management. It strives to fully integrate the theories and methods of management with statistics, epidemiology, information science, and other disciplines, utilizing advanced and scientific research methods to identify and address major public health issues in the field of health management. Combined with numerous practical cases for discussion and analysis, the book aims to enhance the practical application of relevant knowledge and skills in health management. This book can serve as a textbook for postgraduate students in public health, health management, preventive medicine, and basic medicine at higher medical institutions, as well as a learning material or reference book for continuing education of health administrative and institutional management personnel.