India's health and wellness centres: realizing universal health coverage through comprehensive primary health care [0.03%]
印度的健康与保健中心：通过全面初级卫生保健实现全民健康覆盖
Rajani R Ved,Garima Gupta,Shalini Singh
Rajani R Ved
In common with other countries in the World Health Organization South-East Asia Region, disease patterns in India have rapidly transitioned towards an increased burden of noncommunicable diseases. This epidemiological transition has been a ...
Achieving the targets for universal health coverage: how is Thailand monitoring progress? [0.03%]
泰国如何监测全民健康覆盖进展情况？
Woranan Witthayapipopsakul,Anond Kulthanmanusorn,Vuthiphan Vongmongkol et al.
Woranan Witthayapipopsakul et al.
Universal health coverage (UHC) is one of the targets within the Sustainable Development Goals that the Member States of the United Nations have pledged to achieve by 2030. Target 3.8 has two monitoring indicators: 3.8.1 for coverage of ess...
Building capacity for health equity analysis in the WHO South-East Asia Region [0.03%]
加强南亚区域卫生公平分析能力
Devaki Nambiar,Ruchita Rajbhandary,Theadora Swift Koller et al.
Devaki Nambiar et al.
"Leaving no one behind" is at the heart of the agenda of the Sustainable Development Goals, requiring that health systems be vigilant to how interventions can be accessed equitably by all, including population subgroups that face exclusion....
Time to deliver: accelerating more equitable access to better quality primary health-care services in the WHO South-East Asia Region [0.03%]
时不我待：加速改善医疗卫生服务 以促进谁南亚区域公平享有更高水平的基本卫生保健
Poonam Khetrapal Singh,Phyllida Travis
Poonam Khetrapal Singh
Successes and challenges of expansion of environmental poliovirus surveillance in the WHO South-East Asia Region [0.03%]
世卫组织南东亚太地区环境样本脊灰病毒监测的工作进展与面临的挑战
Aarti Garg,Sirima Pattamadilok,Sunil Bahl
Aarti Garg
The last decade has witnessed an exponential expansion of environmental surveillance (ES) of poliovirus in sewage samples in the World Health Organization (WHO) South-East Asia Region. This has grown from only three sites in Mumbai, India i...
Factors associated with stillbirths in Haryana, India: a qualitative study [0.03%]
印度哈里亚纳邦死产的相关因素：一项定性研究
Preeti H Negandhi,Sutapa B Neogi,Ankan M Das et al.
Preeti H Negandhi et al.
Background: Each year, 2.6 million babies are stillborn worldwide, almost all in low- and middle-income countries. Several global initiatives, including the Sustainable Development Goals and the Every Newborn Action Plan,...
Geographical disparities and determinants of anaemia among women of reproductive age in Myanmar: analysis of the 2015-2016 Myanmar Demographic and Health Survey [0.03%]
缅甸妇女生殖年龄的贫血地理差异及影响因素分析：基于2015-2016年缅甸人口与健康调查数据
Hla Hla Win,Min Ko Ko
Hla Hla Win
Background: Anaemia is a significant public health challenge in Myanmar. In 2015-2016, the first demographic and health survey was done in Myanmar, and showed that almost half of all pregnant women had anaemia. To inform ...
Pricing policies for generic medicines in Australia, New Zealand, the Republic of Korea and Singapore: patent expiry and influence on atorvastatin price [0.03%]
澳大利亚、新西兰、韩国和新加坡的通用名药物定价政策——专利到期与阿托伐他汀价格的影响
Elizabeth E Roughead,Dong-Sook Kim,Benjamin Ong et al.
Elizabeth E Roughead et al.
Background: Little is known about how the different policies available to promote use of generic medicines affect the price per unit supplied or sold. This study compares the influence of pricing policies for generic medi...
Essential cancer medicines in the national lists of countries of the WHO South-East Asia Region: a descriptive assessment [0.03%]
世卫组织南亚区域国家癌症基本药物纳入情况描述性评估
Meenakshi V Chivukula,Klara Tisocki
Meenakshi V Chivukula
Background: In 2015, the need for equitable access to cancer treatments in low- and middle income countries was underscored by the addition of 16 essential cancer medicines to the 19th World Health Organization (WHO) mode...
Improving access to assistive technologies: challenges and solutions in low- and middle-income countries [0.03%]
改善发展中国家辅助技术的可及性：挑战与解决方案
Viroj Tangcharoensathien,Woranan Witthayapipopsakul,Shaheda Viriyathorn et al.
Viroj Tangcharoensathien et al.
Assistive technologies can benefit a wide range of people, including those with disabilities; those with age-related frailties; those affected by noncommunicable diseases; and those requiring rehabilitation. Access to these technologies is ...