نتایج جستجو برای: health topics

تعداد نتایج: 1033370  

Journal: :Sexual health 2016
Stewart C Alexander Sharon L Christ J Dennis Fortenberry Kathryn I Pollak Truls Østbye Terrill Bravender Cleveland G Shields

UNLABELLED Background Physician-adolescent sexuality discussions are a recommended element in health maintenance visits, but such discussions - if they occur at all - probably vary by adolescents' characteristics and situations, and physicians' personal beliefs and training. However, little is known about the form and content of physician-adolescent sexuality discussions during health maintenan...

2017
Mike Donald Tapi Nzali Sandra Bringay Christian Lavergne Caroline Mollevi Thomas Opitz

BACKGROUND Social media dedicated to health are increasingly used by patients and health professionals. They are rich textual resources with content generated through free exchange between patients. We are proposing a method to tackle the problem of retrieving clinically relevant information from such social media in order to analyze the quality of life of patients with breast cancer. OBJECTI...

Journal: :international journal of group theory 0
maria de falco dipartimento di matematica e applicazioni - university of napoli "federico ii" francesco de giovanni dipartimento di matematica e applicazioni - university of napoli "federico ii" carmela musella dipartimento di matematica e applicazioni - university of napoli "federico ii"

a group $g$ is called metahamiltonian if all its non-abelian subgroups are normal‎. ‎the aim of this paper is to provide an updated survey of research concerning certain classes of generalized metahamiltonian groups‎, ‎in various contexts‎, ‎and to prove some new results‎. ‎some open problems are listed‎.

ژورنال: پیاورد سلامت 2011
رضا خانی مقدم, حامد, شجاعی زاده, داوود, معز, سهیلا, نبی اللهی, عبدالاحد,

Background and Aim: Theses are considered as one of the sources for research in the field of education. The aim of this study was to determine the popular topics during 1349-1389 (1970-2010) and to examine the amount of educational interference and the type of such interference in different theses. Materials and Methods: This research study was done using the descriptive-analytic method and em...

2016
Aastha Nigam Nitesh V. Chawla

There is an increasing trend amongst users to consume information from websites and social media. With the huge influx of content it becomes challenging for the consumers to navigate to topics or articles that interest them. Particularly in health care, the content consumed by a user is controlled by various factors such as demographics and lifestyle. In this paper, we use a semi-bipartite netw...

Commenting on a recent editorial in this journal which presented four challenges global health networks will have to tackle to be effective, this essay discusses why this type of analysis is important for global health scholars and practitioners, and why it is worth understanding and critically engaging with the complexities behind these challenges. Focusing on the topics of problem definition ...

2017
Dyon Hoekstra Margot Mütsch Christina Kien Ansgar Gerhardus Stefan K Lhachimi

INTRODUCTION The Cochrane Collaboration aims to produce relevant and top priority evidence that responds to existing evidence gaps. Hence, research priority setting (RPS) is important to identify which potential research gaps are deemed most important. Moreover, RPS supports future health research to conform both health and health evidence needs. However, studies that are prioritising systemati...

2014
Greg Stapleton Peter Schröder-Bäck Ulrich Laaser Agnes Meershoek Daniela Popa

Global health ethics is a relatively new term that is used to conceptualize the process of applying moral value to health issues that are typically characterized by a global level effect or require action coordinated at a global level. It is important to acknowledge that this account of global health ethics takes a predominantly geographic approach and may infer that the subject relates primari...

2016
Didi Surian Dat Quoc Nguyen Georgina Kennedy Mark Johnson Enrico Coiera Adam G Dunn

BACKGROUND In public health surveillance, measuring how information enters and spreads through online communities may help us understand geographical variation in decision making associated with poor health outcomes. OBJECTIVE Our aim was to evaluate the use of community structure and topic modeling methods as a process for characterizing the clustering of opinions about human papillomavirus ...

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