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PubMed1997

Cardiovascular disease stoppable in developing countries?

The author discusses factors with a bearing on cardiovascular disease which are shared by many developing countries, and outlines the difficulties that have to be overcome if significant prevention is to be achieved.

Cardiovascular Diseases↗
PubMed1995

HIS priorities in developing countries.

Looking for a solution to fulfill the requirements that the new global economical system demands, developing countries face a reality of poor communications infrastructure, a delay in applying information technology to the organizations, and a semi-closed political system avoiding the necessary reforms. HIS technology has been developed more for transactional purposes on mini and mainframe platforms. Administrative modules are the most frequently observed and physicians are now requiring more support for their activities. The second information systems generation will take advantage of PC technology, client-server models and telecommunications to achieve integration. International organizations, academic and industrial, public and private, will play a major role to transfer technology and to develop this area.

Costs and Cost Analysis↗
PubMed1997

Time distribution of epileptic seizures during video-EEG monitoring. Implications for health insurance systems in developing countries.

An attempt was made to identify guidelines to help establish epilepsy monitoring units in developing countries. We assessed the time distribution of seizures during video-EEG monitoring and we also estimated the minimum time required for such a procedure and the impact of these variables upon the health insurance system. Mean time for recording five stereotyped clinical events was 72 hours, with a significant number of events recorded between midnight and 0600 hours (P < 0.05). This pilot study may help to establish local policies that will warrant an adequate work-up for our patients.

Adolescent↗