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International Health in Transition
Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health, 1991The need for a transition towards a new concept of international health is emphasized and a paradigm for making the transition is proposed. The challenge of building a vigorous intellectual and academic tradition of international health which supports its efforts to generate knowledge and leads to its practical application is recognized and addressed ...
J, Frenk, F, Chacon
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Tropical Doctor, 1976
Scrimshawin a paper published in 1974 correctly emphasizes that socioeconomic development; of which improved health and nutrition standards are integral components can only be a holistic process. This axiom is now receiving the attention it deserves and there are repeated requests on the part of developing countries leaders and planners that ...
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Scrimshawin a paper published in 1974 correctly emphasizes that socioeconomic development; of which improved health and nutrition standards are integral components can only be a holistic process. This axiom is now receiving the attention it deserves and there are repeated requests on the part of developing countries leaders and planners that ...
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INTERNATIONAL HEALTH ORGANIZATION
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954Dr. Wyckliffe Rose, director of the International Health Board of the Rockefeller Foundation from 1913 to 1923, defined the objective of international health as an attempt to bridge the gap between available medical knowledge and the application of that knowledge in public health practice throughout the world. This concept was much broader than that at
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On the health of International Relations and the international relations of health
Review of International Studies, 1989Disease is a transnational phenomenon which pays no heed to territorial state boundaries; yet it rarely features in the discussion of International Relations. It is important that the discipline should address the issue of disease and more broadly, health, not simply to facilitate containment of disease transmission across international borders but ...
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International Health and Psychiatry
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1996Objective: To abstract and evaluate data on psychiatric illness and health care in Canada from a recent major World Bank/World Health Organization (WHO) publication. Method: A review of the publication and related material provides a ...
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TELECOMMUNICATION AND INTERNATIONAL HEALTH RESEARCH
American Journal of Epidemiology, 1988Telecommunication will revolutionize how international medical research is completed. It is faster, more accurate, less expensive, and potentially more accessible than all other existing modes of communication. It is time for medical scientists to come into the age of electronic communication.
LaPorte, Renald E +8 more
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International occupational health
International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health, 2003Working conditions for the majority of the world's workers do not meet the minimum standards and guidelines set by international agencies. Occupational health and safety laws cover only about 10 percent of the population in developing countries, omitting many major hazardous industries and occupations.
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Danish medical bulletin, 2006
International child health has improved. Better healthcare strategies, like IMCI, have contributed implementing basic interventions: vaccinations, nutrition supplement, oral rehydration and antibiotics. But 11 million children still die every year before they turn five, most from infectious diseases and neonatal complications, over half associated with
Alexandra Yasmin, Kruse, Birthe, Høgh
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International child health has improved. Better healthcare strategies, like IMCI, have contributed implementing basic interventions: vaccinations, nutrition supplement, oral rehydration and antibiotics. But 11 million children still die every year before they turn five, most from infectious diseases and neonatal complications, over half associated with
Alexandra Yasmin, Kruse, Birthe, Høgh
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International health is a misnomer
BMJ, 2013What does “international health” actually mean? If you are in, say, Uganda, the health system you work in and the population you serve is definitely local, unless you happen to be working as an adviser or a clinician from the United Kingdom. In that case, your work is packaged as “international health.” The other difference will be in your salary ...
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Médecine et Santé Tropicales, 2015
La medecine francaise a ete une pionniere de la sante tropicale et des interventions humanitaires. Des medecins francais, formes aux soins d’urgences, aux maladies infectieuses ou a la sante publique, ont parcouru le monde tout au long du xxe siecle pour soigner les populations les plus demunies.
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La medecine francaise a ete une pionniere de la sante tropicale et des interventions humanitaires. Des medecins francais, formes aux soins d’urgences, aux maladies infectieuses ou a la sante publique, ont parcouru le monde tout au long du xxe siecle pour soigner les populations les plus demunies.
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