Essays on World Health Organisation

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Background to the Study  The Russian Federation with seventeen million kilometer square of surface area is the world largest country. The country has a major deposit of oil, timber, coal, natural gas, and a variety of mineral like any other country; designing of healthcare systems is based on the needs of healthcare in Russia. Countries for providing good healthcare to their people invest huge amounts in designing significant policies. Around the world, a wide variety of healthcare systems exists; countries attempt to improve the health of their people because it also affects the economic growth as well. Development of ...

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Malaria, a mosquito borne transmissible disease of both human beings and some animals is a pertinent disease in the 21st century which accounts for more than 650, 000 deaths annually (WHO, 1147). The prevalence of malaria is highest in the tropical and subtropical regions. Adverse effects of the disease is an equally major public health issue that affects maternal and child health. In the developing countries, malaria is a leading cause of maternal and child health. Consequentially, it is a pertinent public health disease. This manuscript offers a succinct analysis of the disease while appraising its causative agents, life ...

The Influence of Early Childhood Teachers’ Mental Health Literacy and Early Intervention for Special Needs Children: Methods

Introduction In recent decades, it has become common knowledge that early childhood education is of fundamental importance to the overall development of all children, whether those children have developmental disabilities, are intellectually disadvantaged, or present with other special needs (Virmani et al., 2013; World Health Organisation, 2016; Kay-Lambkin, Kemp, Stafford & Hazell, 2007). However, despite the importance of early childhood education for all students, there are special requirements that must be met for students with special needs. Teaching special needs students in the early education classroom can be difficult for a plethora of reasons. The purpose of this discussion will ...

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Childhood obesity as a medical condition affects a lot children across the world. According to Dieticians Association of Australia (2014) childhood obesity is when a child has too much body fat and the child’s weight is well above normal for his or her age and height and this puts their health at risk. In Australia as well and in fact, across the world, the community is becoming increasingly concerned with the rising prevalence of childhood obesity (Jacqueline. 13). The health consequences for obese children at their current status as well as in the future has acted as an impetus for raised ...

WHO stands for World Health Organisation and diplomats from United Nations gathered in the year 1945 where they discussed setting up a universal health organisation? World Health Organisation Constitution came into force in the year 1948 on 7 April, a date that until now it is celebrated as World Health Day. The information is recent because below the webpage the date is written to be of this year 2013. The next article is about history of WHO which is written Discovery Health “The History of Who”. The article says that WHO is the first universal health organisation and it replaced ...

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The declarations made at the Alma- Ata conference are considered as the greatest declarations of the twentieth century. The declarations were being sourced from research on the existence and quality of primary health care worldwide. The declarations made in this conference were aimed at the promotion of the health of everyone worldwide. During the conference, there was an urgent call for health workers, governments, communities and development workers to promote health care provision. This marked a major milestone for public health. One of the realisations made during this conference was that primary health care is a key concept if global ...

- Introduction Onchocerciasis, or more commonly called as river blindness, is a parasitic disease, in which the parasite breeds in water. The organism causing the disease, Onchocerca volvulus, is a thin worm that can live for up to 14 years in the human body. The disease is transmitted from one person to another by the bite of a blackfly vector (WHO, 2001). It is a debilitating skin disease particularly prevalent in poor and rural African countries. The affected person has severe itching. It affects the eyes too resulting in blindness. Blackflies, which transmit the disease from person to person, deposit infected ...

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Malta is situated in the central Mediterranean region and is a southern European nation in the form of three islands. Though age-standardized mortality rates are published in reports by the WHO, there seems to be a limitation of epidemiological research in the area of alcoholic liver disease in the region of Malta, which we can very well categorize as an unmet medical need. There has been a slow increase in standardized mortality rate due to cirrhosis from 1998 to 2003, but it is still low as compared to other EU nations. Besides, Malta stood at a lower rank at #51 in mortality statistics ...

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Malta is situated in the central Mediterranean region. Mediterranean region is known to follow the Mediterranean diet; therefore, the incidence of heart diseases is low. Inspite of that, the rate of coronary artery disease (CAD) is very high in Malta. The latest WHO report shows 27.45% of all deaths in Malta due to CAD alone. Maltese have been following a sedentary lifestyle particularly due to lack of breathing space and urbanisation (dependency on motor vehicles and sitting in front of computers for long). Though standardized mortality rate is decreasing in Malta, it is higher than the rate of old EU ...

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This research paper examines the topic of drinking water and sanitation, primarily the current global situation with regard to the many people who don’t enjoy either of those two basic amenities, which many regard as basic human rights, and the progress being made under the auspices of joint initiatives by UNICEF and the World Health Organisation (WHO) towards improving that situation by set target dates. The research undertaken first collated and summarized some of the quite shocking statistics quantifying the problems. Then there is some basic advice for individuals who might find themselves in a situation without clean water ...

How WHO provides global health care relief to the uninsured groups

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World Health Organisation (WHO) is UN Specialized organization for health. Today, World Health Organisation is one of the largest health agencies in the world. The organisation was established in 1948 with an aim of providing the highest possible level health to all people. According to this organisation, good health defined as a state of complete social, physical, and mental well-being, not only the absence of illness or disease. The organisation has six regional offices and 148 country offices and 9000 staff worldwide. 80% of the organization’s funding comes from governments. WHO has a variety of fundamental functions. Some of ...

My philosophy of nursing is focused around four elements: nursing, environment, person and health. Each of these factors are inextricably linked to each other, and to the whole nursing profession. However, by looking at each of them individually, I am able to form a broader philosophy to accompany me throughout my life as a nurse. There has been much debate over whether nursing is an art or a science, and such debates date back centuries. However, it seems clear to me that nursing is a combination of the two. In order to be a good nurse, an individual must provide care to their ...