Preparedness for Ebola: Can it transform our current public health system?

The MONACO sample is made up of individuals having participated in the 2010 Health, Health Care and Insurance survey (ESPS) registered in both Statutory Health Insurance

The review of the literature evaluating the impact of interventions carried out in the primary care sector on health status, healthcare consumption or health risk beha- viours

• Shared decision making is most relevant when there is a close trade-off between the harms and the benefits of a screening decision that could be altered by individual

This analytic capability could advance prevention and care of chronic disease and enable primary care practitioners to function as leading agents for public health and

We must also advocate for more aboriginal health care professionals; multidisciplinary teams; increased aboriginal self-government, with con- trol of programs

On 17 April 2013, the Global Emergency Management Team for Response (GEMT-R) convened a three-level WHO teleconference (China Country Office, Western Pacific Regional Office

Donor countries would begin to mobilize annual financial commitments to reach the international recommended standard of 0.7% of OECD countries’ GNP, in order to help finance

• ensuring that existing incentives and requirements don’t disadvantage organizations that have design features that can support their knowledge- brokering activities (e.g.,