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Health Services Systems
Programs and policies related to public health and disease prevention must operate within existing health services systems. PIRE projects have helped increase understanding of health systems and their relationship to prevention and treatment. PIRE's work has also examined the effects of prevention strategies on healthcare utilization and other systems effects.
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Published Literature
- Unmet substance abuse treatment need, health services utilization, and cost: a population-based emergency department study, Ann Emerg Med (2005). Author(s): Rockett, I. R.; Putnam, S. L.; Jia, H.; Chang, C. F.; and Smith, G. S.
- Prevention Research and Its Actual Application to Health Services, Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research (2001). Author(s): Holder, Harold D.
- Cost and utilization of prevention in health services research, Developed for panel on Cost and Utilization, Subcommittee on Health Services Research, National Advisory Council, National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, Rockville, MD (1995). Author(s): Holder, Harold D.
- Delivery of mental health services in the city of the future, American Behavioral Scientist (1971). Author(s): Holder, Harold D.; and Dixon, Rebecca T.
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Staff Experts
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PIRE Projects
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