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Indicators of Health and Health Care.- 1. An Indicator System for the Evaluation of Public Health Programmes: The Case of the Region of Piedmont.- 2. Review of Computerized Information Systems in the Health Area and Their Implication for Long-Term Care.- 3. OECD Experiences with the Initiation and Coordination of Health Indicator Systems, with Special Emphasis on Interinstitutional Coordination and Comparability.- 4. Health Surveillance in Europe: An Indicator-Based Reporting System.- Trends in Health and Health Care.- 5. Demographic Indicator Systems of Health Care Needs.- 6. Comments on the Paper "Demographic Indicator Systems of Health Care Needs" by G. Wilensky and S. Chapman.- 7. Some Remarks on the Applied Theory of Heterogeneous Populations.- 8. Projecting Long-Term Trends in Health Manpower: Methodological Problems.- 9. Long-Term Trends in Health Care: The Post-Physician Era Reconsidered.- 10. Projecting Welfare Trends from the Past to the Future: The Example of Sweden.- 11. Economics, Politics and Health: The Challenge of Future Trends (A Think-Piece).

Indicators of Health and Health Care.- 1. An Indicator System for the Evaluation of Public Health Programmes: The Case of the Region of Piedmont.- 2. Review of Computerized Information Systems in the Health Area and Their Implication for Long-Term Care.- 3. OECD Experiences with the Initiation and Coordination of Health Indicator Systems, with Special Emphasis on Interinstitutional Coordination and Comparability.- 4. Health Surveillance in Europe: An Indicator-Based Reporting System.- Trends in Health and Health Care.- 5. Demographic Indicator Systems of Health Care Needs.- 6. Comments on the Paper “Demographic Indicator Systems of Health Care Needs” by G. Wilensky and S. Chapman.- 7. Some Remarks on the Applied Theory of Heterogeneous Populations.- 8. Projecting Long-Term Trends in Health Manpower: Methodological Problems.- 9. Long-Term Trends in Health Care: The Post-Physician Era Reconsidered.- 10. Projecting Welfare Trends from the Past to the Future: The Example of Sweden.- 11. Economics, Politics and Health: The Challenge of Future Trends (A Think-Piece).