tailieunhanh - Health promotion in hospitals: Evidence and quality management

In second grade, students wrote compositions using standard English conventions. They learned to use reference materials to locate information for their written compositions and oral reports. Students developed initial skills in editing and revising text and applied those skills to their writing. They learned to give and follow multistep directions, provide descriptive details when telling stories or recounting events, and structure their oral presentations in a logical sequence. Students learned new vocabulary and academic language as they read and spoke about grade-level texts and topics. They learned to use dictionaries and glossaries to clarify the meaning of words and. | ililL EUROPE Edited by Oliver Groene Mila Garcia-Barbero Health promotion in hospitals Evidence and quality management EUROPE Health Promotion in Hospitals Evidence and Quality Management Country Systems Policies and Services Division of Country Support WHO Regional Office for Europe May 2005 Edited by Oliver Groene and Mila Garcia-Barbero ABSTRACT More than a decade ago the WHO Health Promoting Hospitals project was initiated in order to support hospitals towards placing greater emphasis on health promotion and disease prevention rather than on diagnostic and curative services alone. Twenty hospitals in eleven European countries participated in the European pilot project from 1993 to 1997. Since then the International Network of Health Promoting Hospitals has steadily expanded and now covers 25 Member States 36 national or regional networks and more than 700 partner hospitals. But what has been achieved with regard to the implementation of health promotion services at both hospital and network level Is there an evidence base for health promotion and has this facilitated the expansion of health promotion services in hospitals And how can we evaluate the quality of health promotion activities in hospitals This volume addresses some of these key issues in health promotion evaluation and quality management and is intended to help health professionals and managers to assess and implement health promotion activities in hospitals. Keywords HOSPITALS - standards HEALTH PROMOTION -standards QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE PROGRAM EVALUATION EUROPE World Health Organization 2005 All rights reserved. The Regional Office for Europe of the World Health Organization welcomes requests for permission to reproduce or translate its publications in part or in full. The designations employed and the presentation of the material in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the World Health Organization concerning the legal status of any country .