No abstract available.
Delivery of Health Care ; Global Health ; World Health Organization

In 1991, the World Health Organization (WHO) joined hands with the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) to establish World Diabetes Day. The purpose of this day is to increase awareness of diabetes worldwide. In December 2006, the United Nations (UN) adopted resolution 61/225, establishing World Diabetes Day as an internationally observed event, and all the countries of the world have increased their efforts in the prevention, management, treatment and sustaining healthcare system. The blue circle was developed originally for the campaign associated with the UN Resolution on diabetes. The circle symbolizes life, health and unity. The blue border of the circle represents the color of the sky and the flag of the United Nations. World Diabetes Day is on the 14th of November in memory of the birthday of Dr. Frederick Banting, and has been held every year since 2007.
Delivery of Health Care ; Hand ; Memory ; United Nations ; World Health Organization

Delivery of Health Care ; economics ; organization & administration ; Economic Competition ; Humans ; Singapore

Aged ; Delivery of Health Care ; organization & administration ; Delivery of Health Care, Integrated ; organization & administration ; Humans ; Primary Health Care ; organization & administration ; trends ; Program Development ; Singapore

Based on a survey of community health service organization in several cities, community health service model based on the family clinic was compared with state-owned community health service model, and status quo, advantages and problems of family community health service organization were analyzed. Furthermore, policies for the management of community health service organization based on the family clinic were put forward.
China ; Community Health Services ; methods ; organization & administration ; Data Collection ; Delivery of Health Care ; organization & administration ; Hospitals, Community ; organization & administration ; Humans

Publication bias has a negative impact on the ability of healthcare providers and consumers to make unbiased healthcare decisions. The demand for greater transparency of clinical trials has increased and a prospective registry has been suggested by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. By 2008, prospective registration was considered as an ethical requirement within the Declaration of Helsinki. In Korea, the clinical research registry named 'Clinical Research Information Service (CRIS)' was recently established and became a data provider as a primary registry to the World Health Organization (WHO) International Clinical Trial Registry Platform search portal. This means that CRIS conforms to the WHO registry criteria and that registering trials with the CRIS satisfies the trial registration policies of many medical journals. To improve the comprehensiveness and completeness of registered clinical research data, it is necessary to communicate and raise awareness of the need to register clinical trials, as well as to establish national policies on clinical trial registration.
Delivery of Health Care ; Health Personnel ; Helsinki Declaration ; Humans ; Information Services ; Korea ; Publication Bias ; World Health Organization

No abstract available.
*Delivery of Health Care ; *Developing Countries ; *Global Health ; *International Cooperation ; Medical Missions, Official/organization & administration ; Republic of Korea

No abstract available.
*Delivery of Health Care ; *Developing Countries ; *Global Health ; *International Cooperation ; Medical Missions, Official/organization & administration ; Republic of Korea

Bhutan ; Delivery of Health Care ; organization & administration ; Happiness ; Humans ; National Health Programs

Delivery of Health Care ; organization & administration ; Hospitals, General ; Humans ; Regional Health Planning ; Singapore