Medical services for new towns.

Mental Health Services Extend to Pipeline Towns.

Some Social Problems of New Towns

B this cause diminish or disappear, inna minority ?f families or ndividuals have difficulty in adapting, ? ^ their tensions remain, or even grease. These form the hard core the discontented. Several doctors in new towns have ^?gested that there is a greater ncidence of neurosis in their Ipctices. Others have denied this, but Ereed that, compared with older k tablished areas, the patients might ...

Emergency medical services use for trauma patient transportation to hospital

abstract Introduction: An effort is being made to reduce pre-hospital emergency missions as much as possible without any harm to people and reduce the quality of services. This can be achieved by determining some characters and conditions of patients with their need for emergency services.  The purpose of the present study was to determine the rate of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) use for t...

Encouragement of Settlement and PopulationAttracting in the New Towns – Egypt

The Egyptian new towns experience is among the most comprehensive and ambitious, regionallyand worldwide. Initiated as a governmental policy within a general strategy to tackle the multitude of problemsburdening Egyptian settlements in general and major and secondary cities surrounded by agricultural land. New townswere thought as an effective partial solution for the problems of: encroachment ...

A New Criterion for Screening Medical Applicants

Introduction. In the current screening system, new admissions are based on general intelligence as measured by universities entrance examination. Considering the fact that an important function of medical graduates is to educate the patients how to restore and take care of their health, communicative competence and skills would be, at least, as important as general intelligence. To show that la...