Avian influenza- A challenge to global health care structures

Article Abstract:

The outbreak of the largest, most devastating infectious disease known as highly virulent influenza A(H1N1) virus has posed a great challenge to global health care structures. One of the key lessons of the current H5N1 outbreak is the importance of having clinical, scientific and technical capacity to identify a problem and the knowledge necessary to respond to it.

England, Care and treatment, Avian influenza

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Learning from failure in health care reform

Article Abstract:

A recommendation to learn from past failures at health care reform program as well as administrative mistakes and develop better comprehensive health care reform program is reviewed.

United States, Government domestic functions, Evaluation, Health services administration, Health policy

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The art of letting go

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The article describes the human tendency to hold life with hope for survival and cure, pushing the inevitable into the subconscious and the search for the impossible cure.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Patients' rights, Viewpoint essay

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