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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"medical officer"”.
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Analisis komparasi efisiensi operasional Instalasi Rawat Jalan (IRJA) terhadap kinerja profitabilitas dengan metode data envelopment analysis (DEA): Studi pada RSUD Kertosono dan RSUD Nganjuk
… efficiency rate in term of inputs from medical officer, non-medical officer, medical structure, and also of outputs of RSUD such as the number of patients at pediatric policlinic, the number of patients at surgery policlinic, the number of patients at obstetric policlinic, the number of …
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Reducing opioid overdose-related deaths in Michigan : a policy analysis
… from a standing order signed by Michigan's chief medical officer. Increase availability of naloxone in the community has potential to reduce opioid related overdoses, decrease healthcare costs, and decrease health disparities. Even with key legislation in place, roadblocks for implementation …
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The sickle-cell trait: A study of its distribution and effects in some Bantu tribes of South Central Africa
… sickle-cell anomaly in 1951, while employed as a medical officer to an asbestos r::iining group in Southern .Rhodesia. Here I had :for investigation a population of several thousand adult male Bantu, very mixed as to tribe, drawn from a wide area of south Central Africa. The scope of this …
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The sickle-cell trait: A study of its distribution and effects in some Bantu tribes of South Central Africa
… sickle-cell anomaly in 1951, while employed as a medical officer to an asbestos r::iining group in Southern .Rhodesia. Here I had :for investigation a population of several thousand adult male Bantu, very mixed as to tribe, drawn from a wide area of south Central Africa. The scope of this …
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A mixed methods study exploring early career doctors’ and medical students’ seasonal influenza vaccination
… morbidity and mortality each year. The Chief Medical Officer for England recommends that healthcare workers have a seasonal influenza vaccination in an attempt to protect both patients and NHS staff. Despite current recommendations and campaigns targeted at improving vaccination uptake, many …
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The politics and ideology of local authority health care in Sheffield 1918-1948
… work contributes to debates on the role of the Medical Officer of Health in the interwar years. The Sheffield example also illustrates how local actors and groups sought to address problems of finance and access in health care using the available policy instruments at a time when health services …
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Central and local influences on public health reform in mid-Victorian Liverpool (1830-1875)
… the policy of the Council. These professional officers, with the support of the councillors, were convinced that their measures would reduce mortality and have economic benefits for the community. When poverty increased in the I 860s, the death rate was as high as ever and their efforts seemed …
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An exploration of perceptions regarding the feasibility of implementation of Kangaroo Mother Care in the maternity ward of Tsumeb district hospital, Namibia
… and nurses working in Tsumeb district, the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) as well as the health programme administrators in the family health division of the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MOHSS), Oshikoto region. Purposive sampling was used to select participants. Results: Perceptions were …
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New methods to answer old questions: A study of London infant and child mortality at the turn of the twentieth century
… both the close-reading, and text-mining, of the Medical Officer of Health Reports for two contrasting areas within London: Bethnal Green and Wandsworth. In the conclusion, the results of the quantitative and qualitative analyses have been triangulated to form robust conclusions and highlight …
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Profiles of illness and injury among South African elite athletes with disability at the 2012 Summer Paralympic Games
… injury and illness patterns in para athletes. Medical teams used a web-based injury and illness surveillance system (WEB-IISS system) to all the para-athlete injuries and illnesses during the 2012 London Paralympic games. All team physicians could access the system at any time to log data, …
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An analysis of health facility preparedness for major incidents in Kampala
… All hospitals were staffed by at least a medical officer, clinical officers, nurses and a specialist with procedures for mobilizing extra staff s for major incidents. Some staffs had received some emergency care training in courses namely basic life support, advanced trauma life support, …
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The Prevalence And Determinants Of Burnout In Medical Doctors At Public Hospitals In Gqeberha During The Covid-19 Pandemic: A Cross-Sectional Study
… prevalence and determinants of burnout amongst medical doctors at public hospitals in Gqeberha (South Africa) during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted on 260 doctors employed at three public hospitals in Gqeberha. Participants voluntarily completed …
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What are the issues for New Zealand Defence Force registered nurses and paramedics when screening for, and managing, sexual health concerns for defence force personnel?
… seeking sexual health care have concerns over medical confidentiality. In the NZDF, there are additional deterrents that may impact on the standard of care delivered. These are the implied status of military uniform with rank insignia, and pre-existing relationships outside the health care …
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Disparities in oral health status within institutional settings: the increasing need for oral health professionals that are prepared to serve these populations
… healthcare is under the direction of a Chief Medical Officer, oral healthcare is controlled by a chief dentist who further delegate the duties to regional chief dentists. But despite a highly organized division of health care within correctional facilities, inmates still have a severe …
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Perceived Leadership Style, Style Flexibility, and Style Effectiveness of Government Hospital Administrators in Thailand
… term "supervisor" refers to the Provincial Chief Medical Officer (PCMO).</p> <p>Results. Major conclusions drawn as a result of information and experience gained during the course of the study were:</p> <p>(1) The hospital administrators of government-operated general hospitals in Thailand used …
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The evolution of the medical professions in eighteenth-century Ireland: An institutional perspective
… the classic tripartite division of regular medical practitioners into physicians, surgeons and apothecaries. At the beginning of the century surgeons and apothecaries were regarded as mere tradesmen, but by the end of the century both were regarded as professionals and had the right to …
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A case study on the experiences of persons with disabilities of the disability grant processes occurring at SASSA Springbok in the Northern Cape
Introduction: Persons with disabilities (PWDs) living in rural areas are known to have a higher risk of living in poverty as they have the lowest levels of employment. To assist persons with disabilities to overcome these challenges, the South African government has developed interventions such as …