Une mobilisation continuée

Approche hybride pour une mobilisation automatique de ressources hétérogènes distribuées. Application en eSanté (C)

Advanced information systems increasingly use diverse domain-specific resources like services, data sources, devices, etc. One of the today’s pervasive environment challenges is to automate the mobilization of heterogeneous and distributed resources, taking into account the continuously changing conditions of the resources required by the users’ tasks. In this paper, we propose a hybrid archite...

Early Mobilisation Following Stroke

Rehabilitation has been shown to influence brain recovery and to reduce the number of patients who are left handicapped following stroke; however, a question emerges in terms of the optimal time-point to initiate mobilisation. Very early mobilisation involves starting mobilisation including sitting up, getting out of bed, standing and walking, soon after stroke and continuing at frequent interv...

Laparoscopic hepatic flexure mobilisation

Ann R Coll Surg Engl 2012; 94: 359–372 Many lower extremity, pelvic and acetabular fractures require traction as first aid management prior to definitive fixation. While skin traction and Thomas splints are generally available, weights to provide countertraction are often missing or in parts of the hospital remote to the emergency department. A sharps bin (Sharpsguard® orange 11.5; Daniels, Oxf...

Tax revenue mobilisation in Ethiopia

Community mobilisation: myths and challenges.

As described in the papers in this issue, the Avahan India AIDS Initiative embraced the community mobilisation as a core strategy in its scaled HIV prevention programme, reflecting many of the guiding principles of the Sonagachi project in West Bengal. 2 The National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO), which is the nodal agency responsible for the development of HIV policies and programmes in Ind...