Transforming health care through Bhutan's digital health strategy: progress to date [0.03%]
通过不丹的数字健康战略转变卫生保健：至今为止的进展
Mongal Singh Gurung,Garab Dorji,Sonalini Khetrapal et al.
Mongal Singh Gurung et al.
Bhutan, a landlocked country in the eastern Himalayas with some of the most rugged and mountainous terrain in the world, is actively engaged in digital health strategy reforms aimed at improving the efficiency of the health information syst...
Bangladesh's digital health journey: reflections on a decade of quiet revolution [0.03%]
数字化的健康之旅： Bangladesh十年来的quiet革命反思
Muhammad Abdul Hannan Khan,Valeria de Oliveira Cruz,Abul Kalam Azad
Muhammad Abdul Hannan Khan
Bangladesh has made remarkable progress in digital health in recent years. Through one of the world’s largest deployments to date of the open-source District Health Information Software 2 (DHIS2), the country now has a national public sect...
Harnessing the potential of digital health in the WHO South-East Asia Region: sustaining what works, accelerating scale-up and innovating frontier technologies [0.03%]
释放世界卫生组织南东亚太区域数字健康潜力：持续有效做法、加速规模推广和创新前沿技术
Poonam Khetrapal Singh,Mark Landry
Poonam Khetrapal Singh
Forecasting the future need and gaps in requirements for public health professionals in India up to 2026 [0.03%]
印度公共卫生专业人员的需求预测及缺口分析（截至2026年）
Ritika Tiwari,Himanshu Negandhi,Sanjay Zodpey
Ritika Tiwari
Current ambitious reforms in India mean that public health professionals (PHPs) will become an increasingly vital component of the health workforce. Despite a rapid growth in schools of public health in India, uptake of places by students w...
Hepatitis C virus infection among people who inject drugs in Bangkok, Thailand, 2005-2010 [0.03%]
2005-2010年泰国曼谷地区静脉注射吸毒者丙型肝炎病毒感染状况调查
Michael Martin,Suphak Vanichseni,Wanna Leelawiwat et al.
Michael Martin et al.
Background: Approximately 1% of adults in Thailand are infected with hepatitis C virus (HCV). New direct-acting antiviral agents achieve sustained virologic responses in >95% of HCV-infected patients and are becoming avai...
Prescribing, dispensing and administration indicators to describe rational use of oral dosage forms of medicines given to children [0.03%]
用于儿童用药合理性的描述指标：开具、调剂和给药指标口服药物制剂
Abarna Nadeshkumar,Gitanjali Sathiadas,Arunasalam Pathmeswaran et al.
Abarna Nadeshkumar et al.
Background: Owing to lack of indicators, researchers are compelled to use non-specific indicators to assess rational use of medicines in children. Thus, paediatric-specific issues are poorly described. This study aims to ...
Adolescents left behind by migrant workers: a call for community-based mental health interventions in Nepal [0.03%]
尼泊尔农民工留守青少年：社区心理健康干预的呼吁
Nirmal Aryal,Pramod R Regmi,Edwin van Teijlingen et al.
Nirmal Aryal et al.
Over the past two decades, the unique health needs associated with the second decade of life have been recognized, not least the mental health of adolescents. In parallel, the negative health impacts of parental migration on the children an...
Valeria de Oliveira Cruz,Mohammad Touhidul Islam,Mohammed Nuruzzaman
Valeria de Oliveira Cruz
According to the constitution of Bangladesh, health is a right and, in 2012, initial work towards universal health coverage was marked by introduction of a health-care financing strategy. However, for 2016, Bangladesh's domestic general gov...
Access to health care for migrants in the Greater Mekong Subregion: policies and legal frameworks and their impact on malaria control in the context of malaria elimination [0.03%]
大湄公盆地移民的医疗保健政策、法律框架及其对消除疟疾背景下的疟疾控制的影响
Montira Inkochasan,Deyer Gopinath,Estefania Vicario et al.
Montira Inkochasan et al.
The launch of the Global compact for safe, orderly and regular migration in December 2018 marked the first-ever United Nations global agreement on a common approach to international migration in all its dimensions. The global compact aims t...
Accelerating reforms of primary health care towards universal health coverage in Sri Lanka [0.03%]
加速斯里兰卡基层医疗改革以实现全民健康覆盖
Susie Perera,Olivia Nieveras,Padmal de Silva et al.
Susie Perera et al.
Since the late 1920s, the Sri Lankan health system has been based on a firm foundation of primary health care, and it has been recognized internationally as a highly successful low-cost model. However, rethinking the future health-care mode...