The recent public health emergency trends in Africa, as highlighted by Ayesha Kadir from Save the Children, reveal concerning issues such as climate change exacerbating crises, collective violence affecting communities, and millions of children dying annually from preventable causes. The Greater Hor

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Explore the latest updates on TB Immigration Medical Surveillance in the Middlesex-London region and changes to the program. Learn how to manage TB assessments for low-risk clients and get insights on the Vaccine Preventable Disease Team's special presentation on immunization errors. Enhance your kn

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Providing evidence-based supported employment can positively impact social determinants of health by addressing economic stability, reducing risk factors for preventable illnesses, and improving access to quality healthcare. Employment plays a crucial role in mental health intervention and can help

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Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFI) are medical incidents that occur after immunization, potentially caused by the vaccine, leading to unfavorable symptoms. Pharmacovigilance plays a crucial role in detecting, assessing, and preventing these events. AEFI can impact immunization programs at

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Reproductive health and maternal mortality rates in the United States have raised concerns, with significant disparities across racial and economic lines. Maternal mortality has surged, with preventable deaths comprising a high percentage. Financial barriers hinder access to care, leading to skipped

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Exploring various models and concepts of disability, this content delves into the disability process, including definitions, components, and interactions outlined by Nagi, IOM, and the ICF model. It highlights the perspective that disability is not inherent to the individual and can be preventable a

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Chronic conditions like heart disease and cancer have multiple causes, not all biological. Social epidemiology studies the social distribution of health, morbidity, and mortality risk influenced by social status and conditions. Factors such as age, gender, race, socioeconomic status, and social cond

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Falls prevention in older people is crucial due to the high prevalence of falls in this age group, leading to injuries, disabilities, and increased healthcare costs. Key concepts include recognizing falls as a significant threat in later life and identifying intrinsic and extrinsic factors contribut

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Congratulations on your infant reaching 2 months! Learn about the importance of vaccines and how to make informed decisions regarding vaccinating your baby. Access valuable resources from CDC to understand vaccine benefits and risks. Still unsure? Get familiar with vaccine-preventable diseases and h

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Smoking, encompassing cigarettes, cigars, and water pipes, remains a significant public health issue causing millions of deaths annually. The prevalence of smoking, especially in low-middle-income countries, poses a grave threat to individuals worldwide. Moreover, the dangers of secondhand smoke and

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Understand the impact of drugs on kidney function, identify patients at risk for acute kidney injury (AKI), and learn key opportunities for pharmacists to educate and prevent NSAID-induced AKI. AKI is common and preventable, particularly among elderly patients and those with diabetes, hypertension,

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Taking a social history is crucial for identifying and intervening in risky behaviors among young people, which can lead to preventable health risks and mortality. The HEEADSSS framework provides a structured approach to gathering information on various aspects of a young person's life, enabling hea

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This article discusses disease control processes in epidemiology, including reducing disease incidence, duration, and transmission. It covers public policy interventions, elimination, eradication, and extinction of infectious agents. It also highlights preventable causes of disease and different lev

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The Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE) is a key advisory group of the World Health Organization (WHO) established in 1999 to offer policy and strategy advice on vaccines and immunization. SAGE advises on vaccine-preventable diseases, monitors the Global Vaccine Action Plan, a

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Adverse drug reactions resulting from medication errors are a significant concern faced by pharmacovigilance centers. This content discusses the importance of this problem, contributing factors, the relevance to pharmacovigilance centers, and strategies for managing medication errors. It highlights

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Tactical Combat Casualty Care for Medical Personnel provides guidelines for Tactical Field Care, emphasizing the importance of perimeter security, recognizing altered mental status, and disarming casualties. It covers prioritization of treating life-threatening conditions, triage considerations, and

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The Safe Stars Initiative is a safety recognition program for youth sports organizations, aiming to standardize safety measures to protect young athletes. It offers Gold, Silver, or Bronze designations and addresses important injury topics like concussions, sudden cardiac arrest, emergency action pl

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Dental mouth guards play a crucial role in protecting athletes, especially wrestlers, from preventable injuries such as dislodged teeth, concussions, broken teeth, and more. This article discusses the necessity of wearing mouth guards during sports activities to safeguard the teeth, mouth, and head

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The New Jersey Patient Safety Act, enacted in April 2004, aims to enhance patient safety, minimize adverse events, and improve system/facility performance. It emphasizes confidentiality, promotes a blame-free culture, and encourages evidence-based practices. Healthcare facilities, including ASCs, ar

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The Kentucky Immunization Registry (KYIR) is a confidential, population-based database that records all immunization doses administered by participating providers. It follows patients from birth to death, providing tools such as patient immunization histories and dose forecasting. KYIR helps improve

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This presentation discusses the importance of Acute Flaccid Paralysis (AFP) surveillance in detecting poliomyelitis cases, with a focus on the National Stop Transmission of Polio Mission in Kasese District, Uganda. The goal is to eradicate poliovirus through strategies such as immunization campaigns

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Social Vulnerability in Congenital Syphilis cases among mothers in Indiana is a pressing issue. Despite being preventable, the rise in cases signals a failure in detection and care systems. The trend of increasing cases is associated with a rise in infectious syphilis among women. This qualitative a

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Comprehensive care is crucial for managing sickle cell disease, the most common haemoglobinopathy worldwide. Despite advancements in high-income countries, challenges persist in low and medium-income nations, leading to preventable deaths, especially in Africa. A comprehensive care approach has sign

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Medication errors are preventable mistakes in medication use that can lead to patient harm. Factors contributing to these errors include human-related, system-related, and medication-related issues. Human-related factors involve providers and patients being overworked, under-trained, or distracted,

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The Child Death Review Project presented by Prof. Shanaaz Mathews focuses on child murders in the Western Cape region, aiming to address the high child homicide rates and improve coordination between health, police, and social services to prevent further child deaths. By developing intersectoral res

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Introduction to CERT Hazard Annexes focusing on extreme heat, discussing heat-related illnesses, impacts of extreme heat, and preparedness measures including insulation, window protection, and attic fans. The content emphasizes the preventable nature of heat-related illnesses and the vulnerabilities

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Annual Survey process, assessment of harm, reportable PAEs, differences between SREs and HACs, selected Tier 2 and 3 PAEs, 2015 PAE findings, case scenarios/FAQs, Report No. PAEs timeline, available resources on PAE website, upcoming training information, and contact details for questions and suppor

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Kidney disease in children is a critical global concern, with early detection and healthy lifestyle being key to combating preventable kidney disorders. Initiatives like the CKiD study aim to improve understanding and treatment of chronic kidney disease in pediatric patients, emphasizing the importa

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Surgical site infections (SSIs) are a significant concern in healthcare settings, with 25% of healthcare-associated infections being SSIs. They are preventable, but still pose challenges due to multifactorial causes. Risk factors include uncontrolled diabetes, obesity, smoking, and length of preoper

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Cataract is a common eye condition characterized by clouding of the lens, leading to gradual vision loss. It is the third leading cause of preventable blindness and is typically treated with surgery. Various factors, such as aging, trauma, and toxic exposures, contribute to the development of catara

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Adult immunization presents a crucial opportunity for prevention of vaccine-preventable diseases, with significant morbidity and mortality affecting adults. Despite successful outcomes in childhood vaccinations, adult vaccine coverage remains suboptimal, highlighting the need for advocacy and awaren

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Virginia's Tobacco Control Program aims to address the high rates of smoking and e-cigarette use in the region. Despite progress, tobacco remains a leading cause of preventable death. The program emphasizes the desire to quit among users and offers various resources, including nicotine replacement t

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Equipping employees with tobacco cessation resources not only improves their health but also boosts business productivity and reduces healthcare costs. This comprehensive approach addresses the desire of tobacco users to quit, the financial impact of tobacco use on businesses, and the preventable co

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Tobacco use among people living with HIV (PLWH) in Michigan poses a significant health risk, leading to preventable deaths and severe health consequences. The data highlights the high prevalence of smoking among different populations disproportionately impacted by tobacco use. Smoking cigarettes can

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High smoking prevalence among individuals with chronic mental illness and substance abuse poses significant health risks, leading to early mortality. The burden extends to addiction treatment center staff, with smoking rates higher than the general population. Data shows a concerning trend in smokin

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Sunrays can be harmful due to UV rays causing sunburn, skin aging, and increasing the risk of skin cancer. Playing outside is beneficial, but protection is essential with sunscreen, sunglasses, hats, and seeking shade. All sun damage is preventable by following sun safety tips to reduce risks of UV

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Tobacco use poses a significant burden on health, leading to preventable deaths and serious illnesses. Nicotine addiction makes quitting challenging, especially for individuals with mental health conditions. Despite concerns, it is essential to provide cessation services to behavioral health patient

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The Fife Health and Wellbeing Workshop aims to address preventable ill health and promote high-quality outdoor and leisure opportunities for all communities. The workshop features a support team comprising policy leads, a chair, a communications lead, a community lead, and a facilitator. Key partici

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The content discusses population-based outcome measures focusing on Healthy Days at Home (HDAH) and Potentially Preventable Admissions (PPA). It explores the direction for Medicare quality measurement, emphasizing the importance of these measures in evaluating healthcare quality. The concept, calcul

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This collection of resources highlights the importance of identifying acute changes in long-term care (LTC) residents, focusing on potentially preventable conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, urinary tract infections, pneumonia, and heart failure. It underscores the risks associ

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