BRAZILIAN PSYCHIATRIC REFORM More than 250 participants in the International Meeting “ A Community without seclusion” ‐ Trieste 15th ‐ 18th December 2015, coming from 24 different countries as well as from all over Italy , want to express their concern towards the new direction of ...
Cardiomyopathy. From Genetics to Clinical Management. Springer Open, 2019. ISBN 978-3-030-13863-9. Sinagra G., Naso P., Ortis B. Pianeta Cuore 2.0 Istruzioni per conoscerlo e mantenerlo sano. EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste, 2010-2017. ISBN 978-88-8303-859-4 (print)ISBN 978-88-8303-860- 0 ...
the pocket (decubitus plasty, emptying of the hematoma, etc.) DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCEDURE The intervention usually lasts between 20-30 min (replacement of generators) to 60-90 minutes (revision/repositioning of the electrodes). Discharge from hospital takes place on the same ...
care needs and not rights • Who benefits from scaling up? • Reliance on Western biomedical model WHO & Calouste Gubenkian Foundation. Geneva. WHO, 2014. Since risk and protective factors for mental health act at several different levels, responses to them need to be multi-layered and multi ...
. ATTENTION!!! If you already suffer from back pain, contact your doctor NB: This booklet is not to be considered a substitute for a rehabilitation treatment for spinal pathologies 4 Precautions in the management of daily life activities and work activity Proper lifting of heavy ...
; • Specific position of health care system; • + post-war society (discrimination and dehumanization...) 2008 1. Shift from top-down to bottom-up approach; 2. Development and support of user associations; 3. Shift from „quality of services“ to „prevention of torture“; 4. Employment of ...
the possibility of suffering from a myocardial infarction. What are the immutable risk factors? Age Over the years it is inevitable that the heart and the circulatory system undergo progressive deterioration and aging. The walls of the heart lose elasticity favoring the formation of ...
”– "specific tasks are moved, where appropriate, from highly qualified health workers to health workers with shorter training and fewer qualifications". Task shifting (1) Task shifting can substantially reduce the expected number of health care providers otherwise needed to close mental ...
SUMMARY RISK FACTORS Work environment 6 Accidents 8 RISKS ON BOARD Closed and cramped spaces 10 Falls from height 12 Equipment and plants 14 Workshop machines 16 Chemical agents 18 Galley 20 Use of PPE 22 Noise 24 Manual Handling of loads 26 Microclimate 28 SOCIAL DISEASES Diseases and prevention 30 ...
collection was planned before the index test and reference standard were performed (prospective study) or after (retrospective study) Participants 6 Eligibility criteria 7 On what basis potentially eligible participants were identified (such as symptoms, results from previous tests ...
