[PDF] Top 20 Leptospirosis: risk factors and management challenges in developing countries

... (freely available online http://whqlibdoc.who.int/hq/2003/ WHO_CDS_CSR_EPH_2002.23.pdf?ua=1, accessed May 19, 2016) is based on a Questions and Answers (Q&A) for- mat, providing convenient guidelines for both the ... See full document

... and outcomes of AKI, the results of which was presented at the World Congress of Nephrology 2015 meeting in Cape Town. A follow-up longitudinal “AKI Cohort Study” was also initiated in selected centers across the world ... See full document

... resources management as well as the river and lake have been introduced in “the water pays water concept” wherefrom a part of which taking account the sustainable sludge management and for the long term ... See full document

... of countries like- USA, Canada, and ...of developing countries, the Electronic Industry will be boosting with the rapid pace manufacturing industry in terms of supply & demand based on the ... See full document

... Staffs that directly and indirectly handle mercury are very important in mercury management in medical facility. Medical personnel must be well- equipped with awareness and capacity to prevent mercury related ... See full document

... and developing Countries are posing great attention to global challenges and a great effort for planning policies to ensure adequate access to food, to protect farmers from price volatility and ... See full document

... disability, management of patients’ condition and treatment, assisting patients with mobility and preventing complications, and patient referral ...care risk waste [13]. There are large volumes of health ... See full document

... with management support facilitates adoption because of factors, such as strategic alignment, resource allocation, and supportive behaviors for the use of new technologies such as eHealth technology ... See full document

... the challenges in hypertension ...for management of hypertension in poor resource ...individual. Risk of high blood pressure will depend not only on the level of blood pressure, but more importantly ... See full document

... various factors into consideration indivi- dually, there is little doubt as to what would constitute an appropriate goal for treatment ef fi cacy: the goal should be signi fi cant, sustained IOP ...disease ... See full document

... major factors leading the higher biodiesel production cost include the increase in salary rates; the unavailability of feedstock resources; and incompetent marketing ... See full document

... different risk mitigation techniques. In the construction industry, the risk is often referred to as the presence of potential or actual threats or opportunities that influence the objectives of a project ... See full document

... Lack of infrastructure to support HMIS and unskilled personnel who operate HMIS are considered the weaknesses of HMIS implementation in almost all developing countries. Studies from Indonesia, Malaysia, and ... See full document

... the developing countries, and to adapt and use the available analytical techniques to help solve the difficulties facing their construction industries” ... See full document

... different countries, such as regulations on money transfer, are likely to have important ...when countries receive migrants the development impact of that movement is not just determined by who they admit ... See full document

... Lack of antenatal care has been documented by previous studies as a risk factor for NNS [11,28]. This is further corroborated by our study. This may be due to the fact that such women are more likely to have ... See full document

... Technical and Vocational Education and Training is involved in activities which emphasize the application of the skills, knowledge and attitudes required for employment in a particular occupation or cluster of related ... See full document

... on management education and training worldwide; with nearly US$885 billion in US ...of management education are going through a structural change – the way business education is produced and ...graduate ... See full document

... socio-economic factors as voting ...developed countries, where most electoral research has been carried on, give special attention to political factors, whereas electoral studies in developing ... See full document

... for developing countries and also highlights on its scopes and challenging in developing countries such as ...many developing countries have demonstrated that renewable energy ... See full document