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| Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal, Vol. 18 No. 5, 2012 |
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| Trilingual edition English/French/Arabic |
| WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean |
| WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean |
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Order Number
04501805
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Price
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20.00
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US$
24.00
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Developing countries:
CHF
14.00
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2012
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| Summary |
The EMHJ was launched in 1995 as a peer-reviewed medical journal. Starting January 2010, the Journal has been given a new format and is now published monthly. The EMHJ serves as a forum for the dissemination of biomedical information through the publication of scientific research papers on a range of topics related to public health, with particular relevance to the Eastern Mediterranean Region.
In this month's issue: Promoting public-private mix for TB-DOTS: a multi-country study from the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region; Reproductive and non-reproductive health status of women aged 15 years and above in southern Jordan; Maternal mortality in Jordan: role of substandard care and delays; Postnatal depression among Bahraini women: prevalence of symptoms and psychosocial risk
factors; Predictors of fetal demise after trauma in pregnant Saudi Arabian women;General practitioners awareness and management of common psychiatric disorders: a community-based survey from Karachi, Pakistan; Smoking habits and attitudes among university students in Palestine: a cross-sectional study; Low adherence of Kuwaiti adults to fruit and vegetable dietary guidelines; Feasibility of a peer-led, school-based asthma education programme for adolescents in Jordan; Study of the relation between quality of inpatient care and early readmission for diabetic patients at a hospital in the Eastern province of Saudi Arabia; Relationship between consultation length and rational prescribing of drugs in Gorgan city, Islamic Republic of Iran; Social and behavioural HIV/AIDS research in Jordan: a systematic review; Evaluation of specific biochemical indicators of Helicobacter pylori-associated gastric cancer in Egypt |
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