A technically efficient health service should achieve the maximum health benefits from scarce resources and the costs and benefits incurred by providers and patients are relevant.
In technically complex health care systems, children's vulnerability may still be more pronounced.
A key issue for healthcare decision-makers is that technically sound health economics methods often cannot reflect the driving complexities of the commissioning process [ 24].
It is vital that technically competent health care providers offer all family planning clients, regardless of income or educational attainment, courteous treatment and information that is accurate, understandable, and appropriate for their needs.
Last week, I highlighted a post by Time's Joe Klein concluding that "polling on issues," as reported by most news media, "is next to useless--especially on issues as emotionally complicated as wars and as technically complicated as health care reform".
Technically, searching for health information is referred to as "Health Information Seeking Behavior" (HISB).
The purpose was to develop a cadre of technically capable public health professionals networked throughout the country who could manage surveillance and outbreak response efforts locally.
c The right to health (technically, the Right to the Highest Attainable Standard of Physical and Mental Health) is the human rights statement most central to GHD, and every country is now party to at least one international instrument that includes health-related rights [ 72].
The influence of donors, both financially and technically, remains crucial to health sector reform, despite their relatively small contribution to overall health budgets.
Technically, the docket on health care includes three separate cases involving four distinct issues raised by challenges to the health care law that Congress passed in 2010.
