This thesis has the objective to explore the implications leading to the question if the health care system can answer the need regarding palliative care and how the need can be met. During the last decades there have been ...

An analytical cross-sectional research approach with quantitative methods was used to assess HIV risk practices and their determinants among injecting drug users (IDUs) in urban areas of Manipur and Delhi, India, in February ...

This research aims to describe the utilization rate, satisfaction and factors related to the uitlization of health care under the Universal Coverage Scheme (30 Baht), Phatthalung Province, Thailand (1 October – 31 December ...

Overweight and obesity in children are major public health problems in most developed countries and are on the rise in many developing countries. Previous studies in Vietnam have also indicated that problem of overweight ...

Family caregiver’s involvement in improving patient safety was stated as one of the strategies that need to be undertaken in the hospital. A little is known about the study and has no tools that use to guide family caregivers. ...

This research is a cross sectional descriptive study with the following objectives: study the needs and satisfaction of the consumer of diagnostic radiology in the community hospitals in Krabi, compare the levels of consumer ...

The project of “Child health (under 5 years old) information system development for holistic health care in health center” was operated by Dokkamtai District Health office Phayao Province. The objectives of this project ...

As an infectious disease hogpital in an era of emerging and re-emerging infections, Bamrasnaradura Institute (BI) needs to strengthen its Universal Precautions (UPs) practices among its staff by first understanding the ...

The performances of OptiMAL-IT (DiaMed, Switzerland) and Paracheck-Pf (Orchid Biomedical, Goa, India) malaria rapid tests were evaluated in symptomatic patients with uncomplicated falciparum malaria. The sensitivity, ...

Hypertension, the most common cardiovascular disease and the major risk factor of cardiovascular mortality, can be controlled if a patient receives treatment regularly and has proper self-care. The problem of patienis with ...