Intro to HSR e-class: Module 1 - What is Health Services Research (HSR)?

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	Module 1, What is Health Services Research?
	Module 2: History of Health Services Research
	Module 3: Selected Players in Health Services Research
	Module 4: Searching the Literature of Health Services Research
	Module 5: Quality Filtering and Evidence-Based Medicine and Health
	Module 6: Basic Components of a Study
	Module 7: The Librarian's Role in Health Services Research

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Introduction to Health Services Research : A Self-Study Course

Module 1: What is Health Services Research (HSR)? (Page 4 of 11)

Key Takeaway Terms in Alphabetical Order

These terms are used in this module. To go to the section of the module where the term is used, select the link. Note: Definitions may not available. Think of this page as a mini-index to the module.

Use the glossaries and Enrichment Section for more information.

A-L	M-Z
Access to care (definition) Clinical decision making Clinical evaluation Clinical practice guidelines (definition) Cost (definition) Critical health services issues Effectiveness (definition) Efficacy (definition) Evaluation (definition) Geographic variations Health behaviors Health Professions Work Force Informatics Key definitions of Health Services Research	Managed care (definition) Medical technology Meta-analysis (definition) Nurse practitioners Organization of health care Outcomes Outcomes research (definition) Physician assistants Public health (definition) Public policy Quality of care Technology assessment (definition) Underserved areas Utilization (definition)

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Last reviewed: 01 November 2007
Last updated: 01 November 2007
First published: 31 October 2007
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