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Dynamische Speicherplatzverwaltung,rovision of community outreach services either singly or through a multidisciplinary approach. In low- to middle-income countries (LMICs), such outreach activities are not as widely available as they are in the developed world. This entry is primarily intended to provide a general overview of commun

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,Einflußnahme auf das Backtracking,the challenges facing the successful delivery of CE/CPD. Gaps and challenges while developing and implementing CE/CPD programs were found to cause many issues in pharmacy practice and need to be considered. Improving pharmacists’ attitudes and engaging them in the development process were found to m

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Reihung (Array) und Mengenbildung (Set),dicines-supply chain that could reduce the negative impact of similar crises on the lives of patients who rely of uninterrupted supplies of life-saving pharmaceuticals. This chapter provides an overview of the medicines issues facing the population from the COVID-19 pandemic, discusses the impact of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29850-0from disasters. The practice of community-based disaster risk reduction and the concept of build back better, and management of post-disaster complications are gaining momentum. Effective disaster management demands a multidisciplinary response team to address medical and health needs; mental/psycho

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99394-6from drugs to diagnostic tests, surgical procedures, pharmaceutical interventions, etc. This entry is aimed at those who are not aware (or have a superficial understanding) of economic evaluation in healthcare, by providing a whistle-stop tour on the methods and applications of this framework.

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László Böszörményi,Carsten Weichn. Unfortunately, such interventions are often not implemented particularly in poorer countries due to lack of human and financial resources and infrastructure. The recent COVID-19 pandemic in 2020–2022 has highlighted continuing global inequity in access to health services with suspension of routin