DEMENTIA: PRESSING POLICY CHALLENGES

The two-day meeting was convened by the UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), through its office for Eastern Africa under the theme: Economic and Social Impacts of the

As reported in the previous issue of Critical Care, Elke and colleagues have revisited a database containing 13,630 ICU patients, of whom 2,270 met four inclusion criteria: sepsis

At least three components are important: (1) reducing barriers of access to mental and physical health care experienced by children and young people with intellectual

S. Complications of upper gastrointestinal endoscopy in unsedated patients. Iatrogenic ureteric and bladder injuries in obstetric and gynaecologic surgeries. Tube thoracostomy in

It has been agreed with WHO that during the coming two years, the Alliance will build its own capacity to sup- port a major international programme on health policy and

in which we examine the primary care experiences of women who have a history of traumatic childhood experiences and chronic disease—we propose that it is critical that family

It then describes where data have contributed to improving patient outcomes and efficiency across the cancer care pathway, focusing in particular on their role in

OBJECTIVE OF PROGRAM Development of a program to not only ensure adequate care of mothers and newborns after early hospital discharge, but also to teach