Travelers may want to consider the age makeup of the student population, emphasis on conversation versus written language, activities offered and computer access.
Routine health information systems suffer from incorrect reporting of perinatal events owing to incomplete capture, absent or improper linkage, poor case definitions, inadequate demarcation of catchment population, emphasis on passive reporting without supporting validation studies and inadequate clinical documentation.
With an increasing number of techniques and implants against the background of an aging population, the emphasis on evidence-based treatment has never been greater.
Recommendations for non-skin cancer-related malignancies are the same as for cancer screening of the general population, with emphasis on cervical, breast, colon, renal and haematological examinations [66].
Serious reform like reducing the country's bloated prison population, shifting emphasis from retribution to rehabilitation, and generally making the system deliver on its broken promise to keep us safe has enjoyed a formidable array of advocates for years now.
In the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which has a significant Muslim population, the emphasis is on consensus-building and consultation, drawing on Islam's age-old tradition of deliberative/consultative governance, embodied by the concept of Shura.
The purpose of this study was to document the postoperative complications associated with traditional tracheostomy in our hospitalized population with emphasis on morbid obesity.
The German metabolic and cardiovascular risk project (GEMCAS) is based on a nationwide prevalence study to assess the MetSyn in a primary care patient population, with emphasis on the young (<40 years) and elderly (>75), an often disregarded population group in epidemiological and clinical studies.
Difficult or no access to health care services, extreme poverty, least awareness regarding maintenance of the health among the population, inadequate emphasis on addressing of the social determinants of health by the policy makers are some of the factors that worsen the situation of public health sector even more in the country.
Dr. Clark's research focuses on the genetic basis of adaptive variation in natural populations, with emphasis on quantitative modeling of phenotypes as networks of interacting genes.
The objective of this review is to provide an overview of current knowledge of disease interaction and pathogen exchange between farmed and wild fish populations, with emphasis on Norwegian condition.
