What have we lost?

Genomic anonymity: have we already lost it?

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Have we lost the war on obesity?

Networking Languages: What We Need and What We Have Networking Languages: What We Need and What We Have

Widespread availability of network access and networked information systems has created a high demand for new generation multi-protocol aware information browsing and presentation tools. In order to support eecient programming and operation for such tools, new networking languages will need to be employed. This study attempts to identify requirements for these networking languages and their env...

What have we learnt

Author: Katie Schenk (independent consultant for JLICA) 2122 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Apt 614 Washington DC, 20008 USA Tel: +1 202 468 5537 Email: [email protected] Executive Summary: What have we learnt from evaluations of community OVC programmes? • Approaching twenty years after the first studies drew attention to the issues faced by children affected by HIV, evaluation data from OVC p...

What Have We Learned?

FIVE YEARS AFTER THE INSTITUTE of Medicine (IOM) reported that as many as 98 000 people die annually as the result of medical errors and called for a national effort to make health care safe, it is time to assess our progress. Is health care safer now? And, if not, why not? The IOM’s report, To Err Is Human: Building a Safer Health System, galvanized a dramatically expanded level of conversatio...