Intervention complexity: a conceptual framework to inform priority-setting in health

Intervention complexity: a conceptual framework to inform priority-setting in health

Health interventions vary substantially in the degree of effort required to implement them. To some extent this is apparent in their financial cost, but the nature and availability of non-financial resources is often of similar importance. In particular, human resource requirements are frequently a...

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Main Authors: Gericke Christian A., Kurowski Christoph, Ranson M. Kent, Mills Anne
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: The World Health Organization 2005-01-01
Series:Bulletin of the World Health Organization
Subjects:
Health priorities/organization and administration
Delivery of health care/organization and administration
Condoms
Social marketing
Directly observed therapy
Tuberculosis/HIV infections
Tuberculosis/prevention and control
Multidrug-resistant/prevention and control
Models/Theoretical
Developing countries
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