... providing HIV counselling and testing services. These
volunteers are trained using the standard national counselling and testing curriculum. This study
was conducted to review the effectiveness of ... provided with the approved and
appropriate training, can play a key role in HIV counsel-
ling services. While they can support the provision of
good-quality...
... Groton, CT and the announced
closure of their Sandwich Laboratories in the U.K. These
four sites were involved in the demise of many drug
projects due to very high rates of attrition but they were
also ... Impact of the Crisis in Clinical Research on New Drug
Development, in Special Report: The Crisis in Clinical Research”
Proceedings of a Conference Sponsored b...
... the substantial need for HRH and
health infrastructure – including vaccines – in this prov-
ince due to the earthquake emergency, this finding is per-
haps not surprising).
In terms of the random ... with the odds
of administering a full set of immunizations for the pop-
ulation at hand. This is different from the odds of an indi-
vidual child in that province rece...
... the TSLN. Both of these effects would
appear to be advantageous towards inducing better
tumor immunity and protecting against the spread of
tumor cells into the draining TSLN. While most of the
anti-tumor ... including the
ability to aide in the suppression of lung metastases
[40,41]. The anti-tumor ac tivities of IL-12 are known
and include inducing NK cell acti...
... effect of changes on the
capital levels on performance hinges on the recent theory of the banking firm, which is
based on the ‘specialness’ of banks in a setting in which there are asymmetries of
information. ... (1995), The role of capital in financial
institutions, Journal of Banking and Finance 19, pp. 393-430.
Berger, A. N. (1995), The relationship betwee...
... of income, explored their motivations for remaining in the
public health sector and investigated the size of the financial incentive required to retain and motivate health workers. The findings ... rural and remote areas – and encourage them to stay in
the workforce. They include the broad categories of
improved working and living conditions, continuing edu-
c...
... work
Most of the interviewees considered the content of their
job of importance to continuing to work. They indicated
that they liked their job, were motivated by their work and
that they needed their ... group interviews
lasted approximately 50 minutes; the duration of the indi-
vidual interviews varied from 24 to 42 minutes. During
the interviews, the interviewer took...
... two-week
training of the clinical team. Sites in Masaka district in
southwest Uganda, for example, were the first to be
trained, in June 2004, whereas other sites in northern
Uganda received training in ... variation in the
timing of training of health care workers at the different
study sites. While all study clinicians received the same
ART training from the Ug...
... participated in the study. We
also acknowledge the support of the heads of the Nursing and Midwifery
training schools as well as the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). We
gratefully acknowledge the inputs ... preparation and content of pre-service
training
Information about the tutors’ educational background
and the number of years they had been teaching wa...
... this point
in the decision-making process, there is an opportunity
for the CHW and the project to negotiate to increase the
benefits of employment and/ or reduce the costs to the
CHW. Finally, the ... rates of attrition in the
Sylhet site threatened the continuity of the project activi-
ties, both in the field and within the families of the preg-
n...