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Indian Consumer Evaluation Of Mental Health Services., Unknown
Indian Consumer Evaluation Of Mental Health Services., Unknown
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This Indian Health Service (IHS) publication attempts to fulfill the basic statistical information requirements of parties interested in the IHS, and its relationship with the American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) people. The tables and charts describe the IHS program, and the health status of American Indians and Alaska Natives. Information pertaining to the IHS structure, and American Indian and Alaska Native demography and patient care are included. Regional differences are depicted, and comparisons to the general population are made, when appropriate. The tables and charts are grouped into five major categories: (1) IHS structure, (2) population statistics, (3) natality …
Indian Health Conditions., Rw Amler, L. Boss, Jl. Coulehan, P. Old Dog Cross, A. D'Angelo, Jk. Fleshman, D. Gohdes, Whj. Haffner, J. Hammond
Indian Health Conditions., Rw Amler, L. Boss, Jl. Coulehan, P. Old Dog Cross, A. D'Angelo, Jk. Fleshman, D. Gohdes, Whj. Haffner, J. Hammond
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This volume is a compendium of scholarly analyses of the health conditions that together constitute most of the illness borne by American Indians and Alaska Natives. Topics include; health intervention; cancer; cardiovascular diseases; diabetes; digestive system diseases; infant mortality; infectious diseases; maternal health; mental health and mental illness; musculosketetal system disease; oral disease; end-stage renal disease; respiratory diseases; violence; substance abuse; and accidental injuries. This publication was developed in 1986 and although, the data are several years old, much of the analyses and recommendations are still relevant today. It also serves as an important historical or reference document for the …
Study Of The Public Law 94-437 Scholarship Program For Nurses In The Midwest, Indian Health Service, Aberdeen Area, Support Services International, Inc., Native American Resources
Study Of The Public Law 94-437 Scholarship Program For Nurses In The Midwest, Indian Health Service, Aberdeen Area, Support Services International, Inc., Native American Resources
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A study of Public Law 94-437 Scholarship Program for nurses was conducted in the following states: Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. The IHS conducted the study to improve the understanding of the P.L. 94-437 Scholarship Program for nurses. The results of the study will be used to guide IHS policy and programs for the recruitment of students into the Scholarship Program, recruitment and retention of nurses in the IHS, and the education of nurses. The study examined the education, goals, needs, perceptions, and problems encountered, and work experience of a sample of recipients …
Tribal Governments As Rural Health Providers: Final Report., J Kauffman
Tribal Governments As Rural Health Providers: Final Report., J Kauffman
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This report consists of the findings of the Rural Indian Health Roundtable (RT) held on September 27-28, 1990, in Washington, D.C. The purpose of the roundtable was to bring together experts in the fields of health care, community development, tribal governance, academia, and policy to chart pathways for enabling tribal governments to become providers of rural health services. The roundtable participants addressed the level of ownership at the community level including input and control in the governance of the programs. The report contains a section that lists the chronology of mandates that the Indian Health Service (IHS) acts under in …
Oneida Nation Of New York: Health Needs Assessment 1990, Oneida Indian Nation Of New York, Indian Health Service, Nashville Area Office, Centers For Disease Control, S. Edwards, G. Blair, Cw. Warren, Pw. Stupp, Js. Friedman
Oneida Nation Of New York: Health Needs Assessment 1990, Oneida Indian Nation Of New York, Indian Health Service, Nashville Area Office, Centers For Disease Control, S. Edwards, G. Blair, Cw. Warren, Pw. Stupp, Js. Friedman
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This is the report of a health needs assessment for the Oneida Indian Nation of New York (ONNY). This needs assessment was conducted in order to collect population-based data related to behavioral risks and reproductive health for Oneida males and females. The survey of the Oneida was initiated because there is almost no risk factor data available on Indian tribes of the northeast, and none available for the Oneida Nation of New York. There are four primary goals for the 1990 Oneida Nation Health Needs Assessment. They are 1) to collect behavioral risk factor and reproductive health data for adult …
Managing For Program Quality In A Decentralized Health Care Organization, Unknown
Managing For Program Quality In A Decentralized Health Care Organization, Unknown
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A major issue for the Indian Health Service (IHS) in the 1990s is how best to assure quality of its health programs - both those that are delivered through federally-operated, but still very decentralized system of service units as well as the increasing number of programs operated by the Tribes. The purpose of this document is to describe the Indian Health Service IHS approach to managing for quality in the 1990s. The authors delineate the IHS Quality Assurance System -including its definition of quality, the principles on which the system is based, and how the system is intended to operate. …
Cancer Mortality Among Native Americans In The United States: Regional Differences In Indian Health, 1984-1988 & Trends Over Time, 1968-1987., S Valway
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This study provides basic statistical information on cancer rates for American Indians in the United States. The tables and charts graphically show and describe the administrative, or area, divisions of the IHS, the estimated service population for each area, and mortality from 1984-1988 for malignant neoplasms. Regional differences were examined and comparisons made to the general US population where appropriate. In addition, this publication also includes some cancer mortality trends from 1968 to 1987 for American Indians in selected sites. This publication provides detailed information about the impact of cancer on Native American people. Cancer mortality data for each cancer …
10th Annual Indian Health Service Research Conference, April 27-29, 1998. Albuquerque, Nm, Unknown
10th Annual Indian Health Service Research Conference, April 27-29, 1998. Albuquerque, Nm, Unknown
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To ensure a future of improved Indian Heath Services (IHS), better health for American Indians and Alaskan Natives, and growing self-determination for the government of federally recognized tribes, the Director of the Indian Health Service launched Quality Management (QM) in the late summer of 1989. The QM is an agency-wide effort to provide responsible and efficient management of IHS resources. The QM is built on past accomplishments, making immediate corrections, encouraging innovation in management systems, and fostering in all IHS employees a commitment to professionalism, accountability, and continuous improvements. The IHS forged a process to achieve both ongoing solutions to …
Urban Indian Health, Ja Kauffman
Urban Indian Health, Ja Kauffman
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The purpose of this 1990 Indian Health Service (IHS), Urban Roundtable Table was to discuss and develop a consensus statement for each of the issues prepared for their review. The group elected to add the need to examine and foster state involvement in urban health care. The following issues were discussed by the participants: 1) expanding the database for Urban Health; 2) delivering services to non-Indians; 3) medical malpractice costs; 4) the New Federalism or contracting federal Indian funds to tribal governments; 5) patient billing systems; 6) state health care and assistance resources; and 7) unserved urban sites. The following …
Preventable Cancer Mortality In American Indian And Alaska Native Women., Pa Nutting, Sd. Helgerson, Sk. Beaver, Pm. Bates, Le. Berg, D. Copp, H. Tyson
Preventable Cancer Mortality In American Indian And Alaska Native Women., Pa Nutting, Sd. Helgerson, Sk. Beaver, Pm. Bates, Le. Berg, D. Copp, H. Tyson
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This report describes a series of six studies on cancer in American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) women, with a particular emphasis on cancer of the breast and cervix. Data from the Indian Health Service (IHS) inpatient data system was used to generate estimates of incidence of cancer among AI/AN populations. Additionally, breast cancer rates among Indian women in Arizona and New Mexico were compiled from extensive chart review of the New Mexico Tumor Registry and the IHS Inpatient Data System. Study of the performance of the health care system for cancer screening in women suggest that the major deficiency …