Initiatives to improve the health system

I am going to read you a list of initiatives that may lead to a better health system. Thinking of how effective these might be, I would like you to tell me if you would support or oppose the implementation of any of these, using a 10-point scale where 1 means that you Strongly oppose and 10 means you Strongly support each one. [2002–2003: ...if you Strongly agree, Agree, Disagree, or Strongly disagre...] What about... (READ AND ROTATE) 

Developing more home and community care programs. Chart   Table

Increasing the use of non-physician health providers, meaning patients might not see a doctor, when similar care can be achieved by other providers. Chart   Table

Implementing electronic patient records to improve the integration of services and monitor the use of health care resources [2007: Accelerating the use of electronic health records], even if this means that patient health information may be accessible by other health care providers. Chart   Table

Developing more home and community care programs.

Increasing the use of non-physician health providers, meaning patients might not see a doctor, when similar care can be achieved by other providers.

Implementing electronic patient records to improve the integration of services and monitor the use of health care resources [2007: Accelerating the use of electronic health records], even if this means that patient health information may be accessible by other health care providers.

Developing more home and community care programs.

Increasing the use of non-physician health providers, meaning patients might not see a doctor, when similar care can be achieved by other providers.

Implementing electronic patient records to improve the integration of services and monitor the use of health care resources [2007: Accelerating the use of electronic health records], even if this means that patient health information may be accessible by other health care providers.