'Diarrhoeal diseases' diaporamas de présentation

1999 Disease or Injury

Increasing burden of noncommunicable diseases and injuries change in rank order of DALYs for the 15 leading causes (baseline scenario). 1999 Disease or Injury. 2020 Disease or Injury. 1 Acute lower respiratory infections 2.HIV/AIDS 3.Perinatal conditions 4.Diarrhoeal diseases

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DIARRHEA CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS

DIARRHEA CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS. Dr Harry Hazelwood MD MSc MPH World Health Organization/ Geneva Foundation For Medical Education, Geneva,Switzerland. OBJECTIVES. Assess patients with both acute and chronic diarrhoea Understand the management of patients with varying levels of dehydration

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HANDWASHING : Timeless Wisdom - A Healthy Habit

HANDWASHING : Timeless Wisdom - A Healthy Habit. Dr. Ritvik Dr. Chandrakant S. Pandav National President, Indian Public Health Association Professor and Head, Centre for Community Medicine All India Institute of Medical Sciences. Ancient Wisdom.

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Control of Communicable Diseases in Emergencies

Control of Communicable Diseases in Emergencies. Dr. Radha Kulkarni MBBS,DTM&H,MPH Provincial Epidemiology and Disease Control Officer, Matabeleland North Province, Zimbabwe. Dr. Radha Kulkarni MBBS, DTM&H, MPH

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Behavioural change for sustainable actions and investments in Sanitation

Behavioural change for sustainable actions and investments in Sanitation. Why Sanitation?. Foundation of Public Health, the impact of other interventions are diminished without improvements in sanitation and hygiene. Reduce poverty and boost economic growth

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A whole new world 1961-2011

A whole new world 1961-2011. 1953 Extensive longitudinal study of health and nutrition in young children in Nigeria - David Morley and Margaret Woodland. Health interventions. 1958 Launching of under-5-clinics with growth monitoring, vaccinations, treatment, teaching - Morley and Woodland

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The Global Burden of Injuries

The Global Burden of Injuries. Thomas Songer, PhD University of Pittsburgh. What are Injuries?. Injuries occur as the result of. energy transfer that is delivered in excess of a threshold. How do we measure injuries?. Documents used to Record Injuries. Death certificates Medical records

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FOODBORNE ILLNESS

FOODBORNE ILLNESS. OVERVIEW. Presenter Target audience Presentation Time allocated Post test. PURPOSE . To increase the knowledge of foodborne illnesses and pathogens/organisms To increase awareness of preventive measures to reduce the incidence of foodborne illnesses. OBJECTIVES.

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Rob Ridley Director, TDR

Sustaining Priority Research for Neglected Tropical Diseases. Rob Ridley Director, TDR. TDR 'twin' Mission. To undertake research, development and evaluation of new and improved tools and interventions to fight major tropical diseases

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The Global Situation

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The Global Situation

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Lack of Access to Adequate Sanitation in Europe

Lack of Access to Adequate Sanitation in Europe. Diana Iskreva, NGO Earth Forever, member of WECF Belgrade, Oct. 2007. Lack of Access in Europe. A lmost 140 million (16%) do not have a household connection to a drinking water supply; 85 million (10%) do not have improved sanitation ;

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How much do you know?

How much do you know?. Sustainable Procurement Pub Quiz. Question 1: How much of the total energy used, over time, in the average video recorder in Britain, is used while it is on standby?. A: Up to 15% B: Up to 40% C: Up to 60% D: Up to 85%. How Much Do You Know?.

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Child Survival: From Knowledge to action Venice, 26 to 28 January 2003

Child Survival: From Knowledge to action Venice, 26 to 28 January 2003. Session 2: Diarrhoeal Diseases. Dr Hans Troedsson, Director, Department of Child and Adolescent Health and Development (CAH). CAH. Time trends in diarrhoea mortality 1975-2000.

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Computer science: Hardware – Software components

Computer science: Hardware – Software components. The programs and instructions which direct a computer. The instructions (programs) that make a computer do useful work. Set of instructions that controls the operation of a computer.

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Case Study: Impact of not having an inventory program

Case Study: Impact of not having an inventory program. Scenario A large reference laboratory asked for urgent reagent assistance, mainly related to diarrhoeal diseases. Requested reagents were sent. External Laboratory Assessment Findings

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Case Study: Impact of not having an inventory program

Case Study: Impact of not having an inventory program. Scenario A large reference laboratory asked for urgent reagent assistance, mainly related to diarrhoeal diseases. Requested reagents were sent. External Laboratory Assessment Findings

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