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Situation Analysis Of Cancer Magnitude In A Tertiary Health Institution In Nigeria
... tertiary health institution, using data generated at hospital-based cancer ...World Health Organization (WHO) International Classification of diseases 10 th edition (ICD ...
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AN ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RECORDS MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN ADVENTIST HEALTH INSTITUTION IN GHANA
... Nigeria Health Organization Healthcare Records Management Steering Committee (2007:16) “is the systematic and consistent control of all records in which they are held throughout their ...
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The costs of breast cancer in a Mexican public health institution
... In Mexico (a middle-income country), these effects are signifi cant because BC and other chronic diseases are on the rise, and spending on services for their treatment competes in a context of scarce economic information ...
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Management and Outcome of Infantile Hydrocephalus in a Tertiary Health Institution in Nigeria.
... Background: Hydrocephalus is a leading cause of disability among children worldwide. The outcome depends on morphology and whether insult is pre‑ or post‑natal. There has been improvement in morbidity in developed ...
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Health Promotion Practice and Its Associated Factors among Pregnant Mothers Attending ANC Services in Public Health Institution of Mekelle City, Tigray, Ethiopia
... Introduction: Health promotion involves supporting personal and social development through providing information health education, and life skill straining, thereby increasing option for people to exercise ...
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Abdominal trauma in a semi-urban tertiary health institution
... Road traffic crashes accounted for the majority (n=41; 60.3%) of blunt trauma cases followed by fall from height (n=6; 8.8%). Similar findings were recorded in various national and international studies (10,11,13,14). ...
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Work Absenteeism amongst Health Care Workers in a Tertiary Health Institution in Sokoto, Nigeria
... various health risks, including the risk of contracting various infectious diseases in their occupational settings ...These health problems amongst HCWs could negatively impact on workplace productivity, ...
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THE QUALITY OF HEALTH SERVICES IN BECHAR PUBLIC HOSPITAL INSTITUTION
... The Alerian healthcare sector is in need of elevation of the level of service quality. In order to achieve this goal, there is a need for a model for healthcare service quality applied and tested on the Algerian ...
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Health Service Innovation in Local Government : Analyzing the effect of organizational culture and knowledge management on the Health Service Innovation and Performance
... the health service innovation and performance of health care institution is very crucial in the era of decentralization, because the citizen needs that local government should provide the best ...
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CORRELATES OF THE LEGAL, QUALITATIVE AND SCIENTIFIC DIMENSIONS OF NURSING DOCUMENTATIONS IN THE PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND TERTIARY HEALTH CARE INSTITUTIONS
... the health institution (eg level of health institution, clinical specialty, form of documentation, client’s clinical diagnosis, documentation of accountability, section B of the instrument was ...
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Onyia
... brings down the image of the health institution. 2,3 Violence at work is rapidly becoming a distressing occurrence worldwide. While the real size of the problem is largely unknown, recent information shows ...
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The excellent institution
... ‘open institution’ that is all about ‘facilitation, boundary crossing and dialogue’ (Spicer, in this issue) or as a ‘nomad institution’, which is concerned with speed, mobility and connections (Hoofd, in ...
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Donors, dollars, and diseases : state institution interactions in global public health
... T he Global Fund lo Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and M alaria is one of the most influ ential international institu tio n s for global public health. From 2002 to 2010, th e Global Fund approved grants totaling over ...
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The excellent institution
... In health sciences and within most established institutions ‘the current publication and review process is controlled and fiercely defended by those who benefit from it’ (Phillips, Bergen, and Heavner, ...
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Genomic research in Zambia: confronting the ethics, policy and regulatory frontiers in the 21st Century
... In Zambia, genomic research, although rare, is an evolving science and the studies conducted so far have mainly focused on the key genetic determinants of the responses to HIV infection in a cohort of discordant couples ...
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The MacGyver effect: alive and well in health services research?
... of health services research means that align- ment of work processes between academia and public sector/policy is frequently ...necessary. Health services researchers must interface with both the changing ...
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Leadership, institution building and pay-back of health systems research in Mexico
... Comprehensive health reforms imply important and rapid changes in how societies organize their response to health problems, including changes at the sys- temic, programmatic, organizational and instrumental ...
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An assessment of the Zimbabwe ministry of health and child welfare provider initiated HIV testing and counselling programme
... In all institutions there were shortages of trained staff. Also of note was the discord between staff who had attended training workshops and those who had not. In addition half of the sites did not have job descriptions ...
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Ghrelin Regulates Energy Homeostasis Through Discrete Central and Peripheral Signaling Mechanisms
... College Health (JACH) devoted an entire special issue to the health concerns and academic adjustment of student service members and veterans (SSM/V) (Barry, ...
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Barriers to positive mental health in a young offenders institution: A qualitative study
... The main weakness of this study however, concerns the potential bias of using self- selected volunteers for the focus groups and the relatively small sample gained for this research. Those who attended may have given an ...
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