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Electroconvulsive Therapy in Croatia
The Journal of ECT, 2014We have performed the first survey on the use of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) in Croatia. We surveyed the ECT practice using a 20-item questionnaire in the Zagreb University Hospital Centre, Osijek University Hospital Centre, and Split University Hospital Centre, the only 3 facilities that have provided ECT, between July 2012 and July 2013.
Kuzman Rojnić, Martina +5 more
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European Journal of Human Genetics, 1997
The article describes country background - demography, geography and infrastructure, health service setting, and various dimensions of genetic services in Croatia (availability, access, life sustaining, state of the art, legislation, efectiveness and consumer satisfaction).
Begović, Davor +2 more
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The article describes country background - demography, geography and infrastructure, health service setting, and various dimensions of genetic services in Croatia (availability, access, life sustaining, state of the art, legislation, efectiveness and consumer satisfaction).
Begović, Davor +2 more
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Suicide and the war in Croatia
Forensic Science International, 2005Analyzing data from the Institute of Forensic Medicine (IFM) in Rijeka, a total of 853 suicides were recorded in a 15 years period (1986-2000). Quantitative and qualitative features of suicides were analyzed in three intervals: pre-wartime, wartime and post-wartime.
Bosnar, Alan +6 more
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Endemic Nephropathy in Croatia
cclm, 1998Abstract Endemic nephropathy is a chronic renal disease with a high prevalence in a geographically limited area of Croatia. It has also been recorded in some parts of Bosnia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania. Despite numerous studies conducted to date, the etiology of this disease has not been clarified. Pathological studies of the kidney in
Čvorišćec, Dubravka +3 more
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The Incidence of Schizophrenia in Croatia
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1990Hospital-based annual incidence rates for schizophrenia in Croatia over 1965–84 did not change significantly. Rates ranged from 0.21 to 0.22 per 1000 population (0.26–0.29 per 1000 population aged over 15). Factors that could influence these rates were analysed, but it appeared that the rates were a true reflection of the incidence rate of ...
Folnegovic, Z. +2 more
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Catatonic schizophrenia in Croatia
European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience, 2001A representative sample of schizophrenic subjects was collected for epidemiological and clinical follow-up in 1972 from the pool of 8069 patients registered in the Croatian Psychotics Case Register (CPCR). This sample comprised 402 patients (207 males and 195 females), who were followed up until 1990/91.
Mimica, Ninoslav +2 more
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2002
Over the past twenty years high strength concrete and reactive powder concrete (RPC) have been investigated by many researchers. At present, preliminary experiments to produce RPC are in progress in Croatia. The preliminary investigation described in this paper involved testing of concrete mixtures having different concrete components.
Skazlić, Marijan +2 more
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Over the past twenty years high strength concrete and reactive powder concrete (RPC) have been investigated by many researchers. At present, preliminary experiments to produce RPC are in progress in Croatia. The preliminary investigation described in this paper involved testing of concrete mixtures having different concrete components.
Skazlić, Marijan +2 more
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Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2001
A teleradiology system connecting 35 workstations in 27 hospitals was established in Croatia. In two years of operation, 2071 consultations were conducted using the system at an average rate of four neurosurgical teleconsultations per day. Eighty patients required urgent transfer to the tertiary hospital and 181 required non-urgent transfer.
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A teleradiology system connecting 35 workstations in 27 hospitals was established in Croatia. In two years of operation, 2071 consultations were conducted using the system at an average rate of four neurosurgical teleconsultations per day. Eighty patients required urgent transfer to the tertiary hospital and 181 required non-urgent transfer.
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EU-25-Watch, 2008
EU-27 Watch no. 7/September 2008 presents a comparative picture of debates on current developments in European politics and economics based on the national surveys in 27 member states and two candidate countries (Croatia and Turkey). Report on Croatia in this issue include discussions on the following topics: the repercussions of the Irish "No" on the ...
Vučković, Valentina +4 more
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EU-27 Watch no. 7/September 2008 presents a comparative picture of debates on current developments in European politics and economics based on the national surveys in 27 member states and two candidate countries (Croatia and Turkey). Report on Croatia in this issue include discussions on the following topics: the repercussions of the Irish "No" on the ...
Vučković, Valentina +4 more
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Nationalism and women in Croatia
Journal of Gender Studies, 1992The article juxtaposes the traditional feminist concept that privileges the gender and the nationalist one which sees the nationalist affiliation as the dominant factor of identity creation. Discussing the case of the recent war atrocities in Croatia, the paper argues that the question of national vs.
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