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Term: Health Care System Sensitive Indicators
Glossary Definition
Last Updated: 2007-09-26
Definition:
A set of indicators which relate to the impact of medical treatment outcomes against which resources can be evaluated. They are comprised of aggregates of a series of medical conditions for which medical treatment is believed to be effective in either preventing the condition, finding and treating the condition in an early phase to avoid major consequences, or treating the condition in late phase thus avoiding death and disability. It is 1 of 6 major Health Status Indicator categories.
Related terms
- Ambulatory Care Sensitive (ACS) Conditions
- Ambulatory Sensitive Hospitalizations
- Avoidable Hospitalizations
- Conditions Amenable To Medical Treatment
- Health Status Indicators
- POPULIS
- Rate Event Indicators
- Single Event Rate Indicators
References
- Cohen MM, MacWilliam L. Population Health: Health Status Indicators. Volume II: Tables and Figures. Winnipeg, MB: Manitoba Centre for Health Policy and Evaluation, 1994. [Report] (View)
- Roos NP, Fransoo R, Bogdanovic B, Friesen D, Frohlich N, Carriere KC, Patton D, Wall R. Needs-Based Planning for Manitoba's Generalist Physicians . Winnipeg, MB: Manitoba Centre for Health Policy and Evaluation, 1996. [Report] [Summary] (View)
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