“Fonua”– A focus on Pacific health
... Pacific peoples have poorer health status than other New Zealanders, including higher rates of infectious diseases. Socioeconomic factors such as overcrowding increase the risk of disease transmission. Rheumatic fever – the neglected disease New Zealand continues to have high rates of rheumatic feve ...
... Pacific peoples have poorer health status than other New Zealanders, including higher rates of infectious diseases. Socioeconomic factors such as overcrowding increase the risk of disease transmission. Rheumatic fever – the neglected disease New Zealand continues to have high rates of rheumatic feve ...
The Implications of Using Ozone in General Dental Practice
... the best conservative treatment, irrespective of the restorative material used. Where individuals have experienced exposure to fluoride from an early age the physical properties of their fluoridated enamel maybe greatly enhanced and may resist early obvious clinical cavitation, in spite of being und ...
... the best conservative treatment, irrespective of the restorative material used. Where individuals have experienced exposure to fluoride from an early age the physical properties of their fluoridated enamel maybe greatly enhanced and may resist early obvious clinical cavitation, in spite of being und ...
A Continuum of Care for Patients with Diabetes
... Illness or trauma can affect your body’s ability to manage blood glucose levels. This is particularly important if you have diabetes. Some patients are first diagnosed with diabetes during a hospitalization. Others may already be diagnosed but are hospitalized due to complications from diabetes or o ...
... Illness or trauma can affect your body’s ability to manage blood glucose levels. This is particularly important if you have diabetes. Some patients are first diagnosed with diabetes during a hospitalization. Others may already be diagnosed but are hospitalized due to complications from diabetes or o ...
PREG Minimal IVF Comparison and Consent (.doc)
... The chance of multiple pregnancies is increased in all assisted reproductive technologies when more than one embryo is transferred. Although some would consider twins a happy result, there are many problems associated with multiple births; and problems become progressively more severe and common wit ...
... The chance of multiple pregnancies is increased in all assisted reproductive technologies when more than one embryo is transferred. Although some would consider twins a happy result, there are many problems associated with multiple births; and problems become progressively more severe and common wit ...
APE 27(2) ingles.indb
... four parts: introduction, methods (or materials and methods), results and discussion. Each provides one type of information, and the whole should make the reader understand the research and its conclusion. In the analysis of texts submitted for publication, the methods section often needs to be rewo ...
... four parts: introduction, methods (or materials and methods), results and discussion. Each provides one type of information, and the whole should make the reader understand the research and its conclusion. In the analysis of texts submitted for publication, the methods section often needs to be rewo ...
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... – To identify early stages of disease NSC found no evidence to implement national screening for diabetes in UK. Better strategy to: – optimise management of blood pressure and hyperglycaemia in people with known diabetes; and – ensure universal screening for eye disease ...
... – To identify early stages of disease NSC found no evidence to implement national screening for diabetes in UK. Better strategy to: – optimise management of blood pressure and hyperglycaemia in people with known diabetes; and – ensure universal screening for eye disease ...
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... to seek help from to manage these (nurse, hospital doctor, GP) • 23% did not seek help or support “Because I have been through it before I have not sought help – I just get on with it” (Female respondent, retired, taking oral chemotherapy for 7 weeks) ...
... to seek help from to manage these (nurse, hospital doctor, GP) • 23% did not seek help or support “Because I have been through it before I have not sought help – I just get on with it” (Female respondent, retired, taking oral chemotherapy for 7 weeks) ...
Diabetes Care Project - Department of Health
... Netherlands, Sweden and New Zealand, where they have been shown to provide cost and utilisation benefits (such as improved clinical outcomes and a reduced number of hospitalisations); enhance population health and preventative services; reduce disparities in access to care across a population; and i ...
... Netherlands, Sweden and New Zealand, where they have been shown to provide cost and utilisation benefits (such as improved clinical outcomes and a reduced number of hospitalisations); enhance population health and preventative services; reduce disparities in access to care across a population; and i ...
Doula Curriculum-copy for consortium_jg_rev
... laboring.7 Through knowledge of non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic pain management techniques and therapeutic communication, the doula helps the mother and her partner advocate for their desired birth.8 Doulas work in conjunction with all birth providers in settings such as hospitals (where you wi ...
... laboring.7 Through knowledge of non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic pain management techniques and therapeutic communication, the doula helps the mother and her partner advocate for their desired birth.8 Doulas work in conjunction with all birth providers in settings such as hospitals (where you wi ...
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... Doff, Finnema et al. (2012), in a two year study of 51 patients, found that the oral appliance group had small but significant changes compared to the CPAP group, although both groups showed a significant decrease in the number of occlusal contact points in the premolar region. Matinez‐Gomis et a ...
... Doff, Finnema et al. (2012), in a two year study of 51 patients, found that the oral appliance group had small but significant changes compared to the CPAP group, although both groups showed a significant decrease in the number of occlusal contact points in the premolar region. Matinez‐Gomis et a ...
Eurohealth Volume 15 Number 1
... involved in order to achieve better health outcomes. Structured DMPs for selected conditions were originally developed in the United States and subsequently adopted by a number of European countries, including Germany and the UK. The effectiveness of European DMPs has not been sufficiently evaluated ...
... involved in order to achieve better health outcomes. Structured DMPs for selected conditions were originally developed in the United States and subsequently adopted by a number of European countries, including Germany and the UK. The effectiveness of European DMPs has not been sufficiently evaluated ...
MEASURE Evaluation
... shape the development of an M & E framework for a comprehensive HIV and AIDS response in the Caribbean education sector. The report will provide the basis for broader discussion to conceptualize the framework. (2010). Toolkit of HIV & AIDS and Responsible Tourism Models in the Caribbean Accelerating ...
... shape the development of an M & E framework for a comprehensive HIV and AIDS response in the Caribbean education sector. The report will provide the basis for broader discussion to conceptualize the framework. (2010). Toolkit of HIV & AIDS and Responsible Tourism Models in the Caribbean Accelerating ...
Hyperemesis Gravidarum: Literature Review
... pregnancy is a favorable prognostic sign with a decreased risk of miscarriage, stillbirth, fetal mortality, preterm delivery, low birth weight, perinatal mortality, or growth retardation. Thus the outcome of nausea and vomiting in pregnancy is considered excellent with no adverse fetal outcome.3 Tho ...
... pregnancy is a favorable prognostic sign with a decreased risk of miscarriage, stillbirth, fetal mortality, preterm delivery, low birth weight, perinatal mortality, or growth retardation. Thus the outcome of nausea and vomiting in pregnancy is considered excellent with no adverse fetal outcome.3 Tho ...
Reducing In-hospital Mortality Observations arising from AQuA’s work May 2013 Advancing Quality Alliance
... Finally, when considering in-hospital SMR calculations, we also refer to ‘excess in-hospital deaths’. The excess is taken to be the difference between the observed number of deaths and the expected number of deaths. If the number is negative it implies that less people died in hospital than were exp ...
... Finally, when considering in-hospital SMR calculations, we also refer to ‘excess in-hospital deaths’. The excess is taken to be the difference between the observed number of deaths and the expected number of deaths. If the number is negative it implies that less people died in hospital than were exp ...
ESSENTIAL PACKAGE OF HEALTH SERVICE
... The EPHS is the prime mechanism for strategic service provision of the public sector health service. It helps to clarify health priorities and directs resource allocation. It defines MoH responsibilities and activities at central and regional levels, particularly in coordination, management and supe ...
... The EPHS is the prime mechanism for strategic service provision of the public sector health service. It helps to clarify health priorities and directs resource allocation. It defines MoH responsibilities and activities at central and regional levels, particularly in coordination, management and supe ...
Lithuania
... Prevention of mother-to-child transmission coverage Procedure of the testing for HIV infection in pregnant women, treatment of pregnant women with HIV (ART initiation), referral to delivery, recommendations on newborn care, payment for services and epidemiological surveillance (data submission, accu ...
... Prevention of mother-to-child transmission coverage Procedure of the testing for HIV infection in pregnant women, treatment of pregnant women with HIV (ART initiation), referral to delivery, recommendations on newborn care, payment for services and epidemiological surveillance (data submission, accu ...
Environmental Causes of Human Congenital
... multitude of teratogenic agents account for only a small proportion of malformations. The most common known cause is genetic, but the largest group, unfortunately, is unknown. There are a number of important clinical rules that are important for clinicians to use when determining the cause of their ...
... multitude of teratogenic agents account for only a small proportion of malformations. The most common known cause is genetic, but the largest group, unfortunately, is unknown. There are a number of important clinical rules that are important for clinicians to use when determining the cause of their ...
First Nations and Inuit Health Program compendium 2011/2012
... outcomes associated with First Nations and Inuit maternal, infant, child, and family health. The areas of focus include prenatal health, nutrition, early literacy and learning, physical, emotional and mental health, and children’s oral health. Programming aims to improve health outcomes for First Na ...
... outcomes associated with First Nations and Inuit maternal, infant, child, and family health. The areas of focus include prenatal health, nutrition, early literacy and learning, physical, emotional and mental health, and children’s oral health. Programming aims to improve health outcomes for First Na ...
Pre-eclampsia and hypertension in pregnancy
... • The presence of moderate or high concentration of anticardiolipin autoantibodies (IgG or IgM). In some populations, dietary influences such as low calcium intake, high fat intake and soft drink consumption have been associated with an increased risk of pre-eclampsia. A dietary history for calcium ...
... • The presence of moderate or high concentration of anticardiolipin autoantibodies (IgG or IgM). In some populations, dietary influences such as low calcium intake, high fat intake and soft drink consumption have been associated with an increased risk of pre-eclampsia. A dietary history for calcium ...
EPAS Policy - NSLHD Home
... This is a policy for maternity services with respect to the management of early pregnancy complications in Early Pregnancy Assessment Services (EPAS). It also acts as a guide as to what is deemed suitable for ambulatory management. This policy provides information related to the diagnosis and clinic ...
... This is a policy for maternity services with respect to the management of early pregnancy complications in Early Pregnancy Assessment Services (EPAS). It also acts as a guide as to what is deemed suitable for ambulatory management. This policy provides information related to the diagnosis and clinic ...
Maternity - Management of early pregnancy complications
... This is a policy for maternity services with respect to the management of early pregnancy complications in Early Pregnancy Assessment Services (EPAS). It also acts as a guide as to what is deemed suitable for ambulatory management. This policy provides information related to the diagnosis and clinic ...
... This is a policy for maternity services with respect to the management of early pregnancy complications in Early Pregnancy Assessment Services (EPAS). It also acts as a guide as to what is deemed suitable for ambulatory management. This policy provides information related to the diagnosis and clinic ...
Technical report for SCIE Research Review on the prevalence and
... We also acknowledge the comments of the SCIE Advisory Group and of the user and academic referees. Rebecca Goldman of SCIE managed the link between SCIE and York with care throughout, and also participated in some of the selection of papers. Our thanks go to them all. Sally Pulleyn produced this fin ...
... We also acknowledge the comments of the SCIE Advisory Group and of the user and academic referees. Rebecca Goldman of SCIE managed the link between SCIE and York with care throughout, and also participated in some of the selection of papers. Our thanks go to them all. Sally Pulleyn produced this fin ...
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... higher hereditary tendency in patients at a young age, during pregnancy, or multifocal tumors suggestive of inherited syndrome.9 It is important to identify the two autosomal dominant inherited disorders, because the risk of other tumor involves not only the index patient but also the whole family. ...
... higher hereditary tendency in patients at a young age, during pregnancy, or multifocal tumors suggestive of inherited syndrome.9 It is important to identify the two autosomal dominant inherited disorders, because the risk of other tumor involves not only the index patient but also the whole family. ...