Delivery of Health Care. Community-Based Distribution . Contraceptive Distribution . Delivery of Healthcare . Dental Care Delivery . Distribution, Non-Clinical . Distribution, Nonclinical . Distributional Activities . Healthcare . Healthcare Delivery . Healthcare Systems . Non-Clinical Distribution . Nonclinical Distribution . Activities, Distributional . Activity, Distributional . Care, Health . Community Based Distribution . Community-Based Distributions . Contraceptive Distributions . Deliveries, Healthcare . Delivery, Dental Care . Delivery, Health Care . Delivery, Healthcare . Distribution, Community-Based . Distribution, Contraceptive . Distribution, Non Clinical . Distributional Activity . Distributions, Community-Based . Distributions, Contraceptive . Distributions, Non-Clinical . Distributions, Nonclinical . Health Care System . Healthcare Deliveries . Healthcare System . Non Clinical Distribution . Non-Clinical Distributions . Nonclinical Distributions . System, Health Care . System, Healthcare . Systems, Health Care . Systems, Healthcare . Health Care . Health Care Delivery . Delivery of Dental Care . Health Care Systems . The concept concerned with all aspects of providing and distributing health services to a patient population. . 1.00
Unified Health System. Brazilian Unified Health System . Brazilian Unified National Health System . Single Health System . Single Health Care System . Unified Health Care System . Unified Healthcare System . National Health System (BR) . Public Health System (BR) . In Brazil, it is the package/set of health actions and services delivered by public federal, State and municipal organizations and institutions, direct or indirectly managed by government foundations, including the public federal, state and municipal institutions for quality control, research and production of raw materials, medications, blood and blood derivatives, and health equipment. (Law 808 of September 19, 1990 - Organic Health Law, Brazil) . 0.82
Health Systems. Health System . Network of services with the aim to provide the population an optimum level of health, to protect the risk of illness, to meet the individual needs of health and to distribute health services equitably. Its functions include the provision of health services, financing, resource generation, supervision and regulation. . 0.81
Delivery of Health Care, Integrated. Delivery System, Integrated . Delivery Systems, Integrated . Integrated Delivery System . System, Integrated Delivery . Systems, Integrated Delivery . Integrated Delivery Systems . Integrated Health Care Systems . A health care system which combines physicians, hospitals, and other medical services with a health plan to provide the complete spectrum of medical care for its customers. In a fully integrated system, the three key elements - physicians, hospital, and health plan membership - are in balance in terms of matching medical resources with the needs of purchasers and patients. (Coddington et al., Integrated Health Care: Reorganizing the Physician, Hospital and Health Plan Relationship, 1994, p7) . 0.77
