The present study investigates the differences in public attitudes towards the mentally ill in Bali (Indonesia) and Tokyo (Japan), the former being a non-industrialized society and the latter an industrialized society in Asia. Seventy-seven residents of Bali and 66 residents from Tokyo were examined by a devaluation-discrimination measure and a self-assessment questionnaire to gauge their react...

INTRODUCTION On March 11, 2011, Japan experienced its largest recorded earthquake with a magnitude of 9.0. The resulting tsunami caused massive damage to the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant reactors, and the surrounding environment was contaminated with radioactive materials. During this period, some residents were exposed to high levels of radiation (up to 5 millisieverts [mSv]), but sin...

Background Despite recent advances in chronic hepatitis C (CHC) treatment, only a small proportion of patients are connected with care and receive treatment. Internal medicine (IM) residents spend nearly one-third of their training in primary care settings and play a crucial role in diagnosing and counseling patients as well as linking patients with care and following up. Methods IM residents...

An estimated 61% of the 24.3 million people diagnosed with dementia worldwide live in underdeveloped countries, including Brazil, where a public healthcare system covers the majority of the population. This care is usually provided by General Practitioners (GP) and in Brazil many doctors recently graduated from medical school and residents of different medical specialties practice as GPs. Obj...

Contradictory phenomena in family and marriage relations, relation to children modern society, have, among other things, a territorial settlement aspect. The overwhelming majority of respondents (residents different structures) recognize the as hope support life. Residents villages small towns show higher ratings (its significance, value); residents megalopolis noticeably less high family. diff...

Background: Our study aims to explore the knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) its influencing factors of medication among residents in Haikou, capital city Hainan Province, inform development interventions reduce residents’ errors.

ethical conflicts are recognized as critical aspects in assessing competence in clinical communication. moreover, pediatrics residents may face more problems, compared to other disciplines; due to the specific characteristics of the age group receiving services as well as the presence of their families. this study has been conducted with the aim of determining the attitude and perspective of pe...