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Key Findings and Conclusions Awareness of Community Capacity Building (CCB) & CBMIS Concepts: Awareness among technocrats at district level, especially those from departments involved in the implementation of the two concepts (Health, Community Development & Planning Unit), was found to be high.

Conclusion Awareness of BLS is very poor among all the groups and the need for a BLS workshop is paramount for all medical and paramedical populations.

In conclusion, awareness of atypical ultrasound features of parathyroid lesions will help improve the diagnostic accuracy of ultrasound in detecting parathyroid lesions in patients with hyperparathyroidism.

Conclusion: Awareness of the value of periconceptional folic acid was very low and use of folic acid was less prevalent among women of UAE nationality.

Conclusion: Awareness of the possibility of true mechanical obstruction in CIPS patients during an exacerbation episode is needed, as this is a severe condition and usually requires surgical intervention.

Key Findings and Conclusions Consumer Awareness 62% of the consumers were aware of the campaign with 76% in urban and 56% in rural areas.

Conclusions: Improved awareness of the escalation protocol over the 4 month audit period was reflected in its increased utilisation.

These conclusions create awareness of several limitations of our current knowledge, which are discussed along with guidelines to understand them deeper in future research endeavors.

Conclusions: Medical awareness of peritoneal tuberculosis is still lacking and many women with this disease are initially thought to have ovarian malignancy and undergo unnecessary extended surgery.

We found positive screening results in a high proportion of patients with HT in both the specialised (22.8%) and non-specialist (7.8%) hypertensive units, which is, in line with recent studies [ 2- 15].Our study therefore confirms previous conclusions that awareness of PA should be high among patients with HT in both SP and NSP [ 33, 39].

In conclusion, better awareness of the possible occurrence of lithogenic complications, and close surveillance of patients on long-term drug therapy with lithogenic potential should reduce the incidence of antiretroviral-induced nephrolithiasis.