Putting the public back into public health. Part II. How can public health be accountable to the public?

Published: Jan 1, 2003
Abstract
The practice of public health involves the application of evidence to improving population health, and should be accountable to the public. Accountability to the public can be considered either at the individual doctor-patient interface or through population-level policy making. The public, at both patient and population levels, should join the professionals at each stage of the 'population health evidence cycle'-in asking for, collecting,...
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Title
Putting the public back into public health. Part II. How can public health be accountable to the public?
Published Date
Jan 1, 2003
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