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OCLC in the Asia Pacific Region
Journal of Library Administration, 2009This essay provides an overview of both the accomplishments and difficulties faced by OCLC as it has expanded in the vast Asia Pacific region. It describes the organizational changes as they evolved as this previously North American collaborative organization expanded westward and details initiatives pursued in each of the Asia Pacific countries where ...
Ferguson, AW, Wang, A
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NeuroAIDS in the Asia Pacific Region
Journal of Neurovirology, 2008Over 8.3 million people living in the Asia Pacific region are human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) positive and up to 40% of these individuals have had prior acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) illnesses. Recently endeavors have been made to better characterize the burden of HIV-related neurological disease within the Asia Pacific region and, with ...
Edwina J, Wright +5 more
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Hypertension in the Asia-Pacific region
Journal of Human Hypertension, 2008Hypertension is a major health burden and the leading cause of death in the world.1 Although hypertension is more common in economically developed countries than in economically developing ones, it is a greater population burden in the latter because of the much larger population.2 Similarly, in the Asia-Pacific region, hypertension is particularly ...
C-E, Chiang, C-H, Chen
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Herding behavior in the commodity markets of the Asia-Pacific region
Finance Research Letters, 2020Most academic literature on herding in the commodity markets considers developed economies. In this paper, we extend the literature by focusing on the commodity markets of major economies in the Asia-Pacific region (China, India, Indonesia, Japan ...
Ashish Kumar +3 more
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Health IT in Asia-Pacific Region
Methods of Information in Medicine, 2011SummaryAPAMI 2009 was held in Hiroshima, Japan, on November 22–24, 2009. This issue includes two selected papers recommended by the programming committee co-chairs. They are “Lessons Learned from Data Mining of WHO Mortality Database” and “Survey on Medical Records and EHR in Asia-Pacific Region – Languages, Purposes, IDs and Regulations”. The theme of
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Modeling Russian Industrial, Tech, and Financial Cooperation with the Asia-Pacific Region
Tech, Smart Cities, and Regional Development in Contemporary Russia, 2019This chapter models industrial, tech, and financial cooperation between Russia and the countries of the Asia-Pacific region. We use several complex methods of economic and mathematical modeling to analyze specific features of such cooperation and ...
B. Sergi +3 more
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Epidemiology of Depression in the Asia Pacific Region
Australasian Psychiatry, 2004Objective: To summarise studies reporting rates of depression (for the general population and older samples) and suicide in the Asia Pacific region. Methods: Information on local data was collected from the members of the SEBoD International Advisory Board on known epidemiological studies.
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Newborn screening in the Asia Pacific region
Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease, 2007SummaryThe success of blood spot newborn screening in the USA led to early screening efforts in parts of the Asia Pacific Region in the mid‐1960s. While there were early screening leaders in the region, many of the countries with depressed and developing economies are only now beginning organized screening efforts.
Carmencita D, Padilla +1 more
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Tuberculosis problems in the Asia–Pacific region
Respirology, 2001Abstract: Tuberculosis (TB) is the top killer of the productive age group in developing countries. More than half of cases in the world occur in Asia‐Pacific region. The number of cases will increase in the next decades due to increase in urban poor population and HIV incidence, and poor access to health services and poor TB programme.
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Journal of Peace Research, 1988
tries to capture. Hence 'Asia-Pacific', while embracing the geographic space of the appellations 'Asia' and 'Pacific', is more a political than a geographic concept, with a degree of fuzziness as to the region's boundaries. For 'Asia-Pacific' as a political concept is a rejection of definition in terms of the Other, like Asia, which is NOT the West ...
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tries to capture. Hence 'Asia-Pacific', while embracing the geographic space of the appellations 'Asia' and 'Pacific', is more a political than a geographic concept, with a degree of fuzziness as to the region's boundaries. For 'Asia-Pacific' as a political concept is a rejection of definition in terms of the Other, like Asia, which is NOT the West ...
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