[PDF] Top 20 Psychiatric morbidity and suicidal behaviour in low and middle income countries: a systematic review and meta analysis

... this review, just under a fifth were considered high-quality studies that collected consecutive cases of suicidal behaviour (regardless of method) and that used a standardised interview schedule to ... See full document

... many countries is to establish effective and low-cost interventions to prevent the devel- opment of T2DM that can be successfully implemented and sustained ...relatively low-resource, and often ... See full document

... The review included cross-sectional prevalence surveys conducted in low- and middle-income countries ...qualitative review but were excluded from quantitative analyses unless the ... See full document

... without psychiatric training, lay health workers and peer support workers, who are increasingly regarded as the most scalable providers of both pharma- cological and psychosocial treatments for schizophrenia in ... See full document

... gaseous AAP in LMICs exclusively. It also included enough studies to perform subgroup analysis demon- strating clear spatial variations in results as well as variations by outcome and co-pollutant adjustment. ... See full document

... and low numbers of traced patients in several ...22 countries with a high burden of ...these countries are helpful in showing the important contribution of pre-treatment loss to follow-up to ... See full document

... The results also showed that in the mentioned countries, OOP payment share as a percentage of household consumption expenditure is high, which decreases access to health services. Therefore, when a family member ... See full document

... Anemia is a global public health problem affecting nearly two billion people [1]. Despite vulnerability across the population, anemia is prevalent in pregnant woman (> 40%) and young children because of increased ... See full document

... in low-and-middle- income countries (LMICs), access to evidence-based high impact interventions improving maternal and neo- natal mortality is often low [4 – ... See full document

... or Middle East or Moldova or Moldovia or Moldovian or Mongolia or Montenegro or Morocco or Ifni or Mozambique or Myanmar or Myanma or Burma or Namibia or Nepal or Netherlands Antilles or ... See full document

... in low and middle income countries, pub- lished between 2007 and 2015 (era of Stop TB strategy), with any observational study design (cross-sectional, case-control, or cohort studies), and ... See full document

... a meta-analysis will be ...a meta-analysis will be ...‘b’. Meta-analysis will be undertaken in Stata and results presented using a forest ...the meta-analysis, a ... See full document

... our review on a comprehensive description of reported cord-care practices with the intention of employing the knowledge to develop behavior-change strategies to support introduction of novel cord-care regimens, ... See full document

... This systematic review and meta- analysis identified and evaluated randomized controlled studies of interventions that were conducted to encourage stimulation between caregivers and children ... See full document

... few review studies conducted to determine the cost of dialysis around the world [1, 6, 10] but to our knowledge there is no review study conducted specifically for low and middle-income ... See full document

... Our study is the first to examine and synthesise RCT and QE evidence on the relationship between user charges and population health outcomes in LMICs. Our findings are broadly consistent with evidence from HICs which ... See full document

... our analysis to pre-bronchodilator FEV 1 /FVC values because the Bangladesh study only conducted post-bronchodilator spirometry among participants with a pre-bronchodilator FEV 1 /FVC of ...component ... See full document

... 12 countries (ive upper-middle income countries, ive lower-middle income countries and two low-income countries) that met our selection ... See full document

... Moral hazard. Acharya et al (2012) raised an important question about the possibility of a moral hazard effect as an unintended consequence of introducing (or expanding) health insur- ance in LMICs. We found seven ... See full document

... particularly HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria. Data were collected by using in-depth,semi-structured interviews, focus groups, open- ended surveys, and observations. Comprehensiveness of Reporting Reporting was variable, ... See full document