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Prof. Raffy Calixtro,Dean Analiza Malalay and Dr. Ma. LinMasalinto attended the 6th PNHRS Week last August 8-12012 Celebration at Sofitel Philippine Plaza, CCP Comp

Pasay City. Tdays event whosted and corganized wiMetro ManilaHealth Reseaand DevelopConsortium(MMHRDC) wthe theme SustainingResearchPartnership FBetter Healthguided by thefollowing

objectives ;provides platform for the different stakeholders in health Rto interact; to learn from each other to share information aexperiences; to voice their concerns; to contribute researcbased solutions to health problems.Dr. Angel C. Alcala, Chairman CHED Journal Accredpresented the rationale regarding journal accreditpublication of research; requirements for tenure in some HEuniformity in the practice of peer review and /or refereeing variance in the quality of journal of research; research publanda university function.Dr. Patricia Dimanlig-Manuel discussed that an collaboration ( aka ) open innovation is a development projewhich multiple participants collaborate and openly sharethey develop.According to her individuals and entire regions of the globwould historically never interact can now collaborateresearch project in real-time. Open collaboration / innoprojects can be at a larger scale than any single useundertake alone. Open collaboration is made possible mediated technologies.

UPH-DJGTMU ( Chief Librarian ) presented papers inAsia Pacific Library and Information Education Practice

ALIEP 2013 ) in Khon Kaen Thailand.

PHSL JONELTA Library Consortium to Expanded

c ademic ASAP/ Gale Virt ual Referen ce Libraryhatis ExpandedAcademicASAP?xpanded Academic ASAP is a database that meets the research

eds across all academic disciplines from the arts, the humanities,vertising and history to social sciences, women's studies, micro-

ology and science and technology. Specifically created for re-arch, it offers a balanced coverage on every academic concen-

ation.

ale VirtualReference Library

We put the ease in eBooks. With electronic referenceooks from Gale and other publishing partners, researchers can

cess eBooks on virtually any discipline, including health, business,reers, history, literature, biography and science.

The Automated LibraryWe use Automated Library to denote a library in whichcollections of library materials are primarily on paper buwhich the library's procedures have been computeriLibraries are very record-intensive: Not only is each different but, for many purposes, the records needed for lib

operations must necessarily be very concerned with indivicopies of each title. A circulation system must know preciwhich copy of which volume of which edition of which title borrowedby precisely whichborrower and when it is due bacAttributing the loan to some other borrower will not do; norsubstituting the return of some other document, even bysame borrower, be acceptable as a discharge of the loAcquisition records need to show precisely how many copiea given work were ordered from which bookseller and whicany, have so far been received. A library not knowing which tit already has (and in how many copies) could not funcefficiently. Serials records contain minute details of copieissues, indexes, binding, and invoices in order to assure each setis complete and properly acquired, bound, and paidLibrary records, then, must be specific to indivi

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Ma. Lindie D. Masalinto, Chief Librarian ( UPH-DJGTMU)owcase her expertise in international journal publication alongh other librarians and researchers in Korea, Malaysia,

ngapore, India, Hongkong, China and Thailand via 5th A-LIEP13 conference in Thailand where she presented two ( 2 )

search that focus on Standardizing Government Hospitalraries: Where Are We Now ? and Adequacy of Knowledge anditudes Towards Information Technology Among Selected Library

ers in CALABARZON 1V-A. This international conferenceovides a platform for participants who are academicians,

earchers, scholars, practitioners, and individuals to discuss,are, and debate on several issues and challenges facing theormation professions in the digital age, with particularly emphasisthe Asia-Pacific region. EDITORIAL

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s of July 2013

. Study on strengthening HIV and sexual andReproductive health linkages in Malaysia 2010 1 RC200 S7

. World report on disability 2011 1 RD755 W6

. Report on the global aids epidemic 2008 14. A model for establishing upper levels of intake for Materials and related

substances 2006 TX551 M65. Global status report on road safety: time for Action

2009 1 HE5614.G56. WHO report 2007-Global tuberculosis Control Surveillance, planning,

financing 2007 1 RA644.T7 G57. WHO report 2006- Global tuberculosis Control Surveillance, planning, financing

2006 1 RA644.T7 G6. Global tuberculosis control 2010 2010 1 RA644.T7 G6

9. Foodborne disease outbreaks: Guidelines for Investigation and control2008 1 RC143 F6

0. Global status report on alcohol and health 2011 1 RC565 G6

. Statistique sanitaires mondiales 2010 1. WH O-Ch in a c ou ntry co op eration s trateg y 20 08 1 H C5 9 W6. Sanitation and hygiene in East A sia 2010 1 TD365 Sa6

4. Strengthening care for the injured: Success Stories And lessons learned fromaround the world 2010 1 RD93.5 S8

5. Everybody's business: Strengthening healthSystems to improve health outcomes 2007 1 RA644.A25 E9

6. Accelerating equitable achievement of the MDGs: closing gaps in health andNutrition Outcomes 2012 1 HD57.7 A4

7. Health financing country profiles 1995-2008 2011 1 RA644.A25 H4. Global age-friendly cities: a guide 2007 1 HQ1061 G6. Five keys to safer food manual 2006 1 RC268.7 F5

0. Pandemic influenza preparedness and Response 2009 1 RA644.16 P3. Health effects of black carbon 2012 1 T55.3 H4

2. Water safety planning for small communityWater supplies 2012 1 RA591 W3

3. Global policy recommendations: Increasing access to health workers in remoteand rural areas through improved retention2010 1 RA771 I5

4. WHO guide for standardization of Economic Evaluation of immunizationprogrammes 2008 1 RJ240 W6

5. Health effects and risks of transport systems: The HEARTS project2006 1 TD193 H4

. The use of rapid syphilis tests 2007 1 RC201.2 W67. Water sanitation and hygiene standards for Schools in low-cost settings

2009 1 TD365 W4

Chemical safety of drinking water: assessing Priorities for risk management2007 1 Ra591 C3

Diet, nutrition and prevention of chronic Diseases2003 1 RA645.N87 D5

Control of the leishmaniases 2010 1 RC961 C6Genomics and World health 2002 1 QH461 G4Programme management in WHO 2005 1 RA421 P7Public heath campaigns: getting the message Across

2009 1 RA644.A25 P8Scaling up adolescent health programme in South-East Asia

2012 1 RA421 Sc2Global surveillance, prevention and control Of chronic respiratory diseases: a

Comprehensive approach 2007 1 RC731 G6Guide to producing reproductive health Subaccounts With the national health

account frameworks 2009 1 WP630 G80. The world health report health systems Financing 2010 1 RA644.A25 W6

8. Building foundations for eHealth: progress Of Member states Reportof the WHO Global Observatory for eHealth2006 1 R858

9. Natural ventilation for infection control in health Care settings2009 1 RA969 N3

0. Review of pharmaceutical financing and Expenditures in selected Pacific islandCountries 2009 1 RS192 R4

. Safe hospitals in emergencies and disasters: Structural, non-structural and functionalIndicators 2010 1 RA969.95 S2

2. WHO guidelines for the management of Postpartum haemorrhage and retainedPlacenta 2009 1 Rg821 W4

3. Putting people and health needs on the map 2007 1 RA792.5 P8

4. Poverty and health(DAC guidelines and reference series) 2003 1

45. Global tuberculosis control: a short update to the 2009 report2009 1 RA644.T7

46. Water safety plan manual: Step-by-Step Risk Management for drinking watersuppliers 2009 1 RA591 W3

47. Screening donated blood for transfusion: Transmissible infections2010 1 RM171 Sc

48. Monitoring equity in access to aids treatment Programmes: a review of concepmod ules , met ho ds and i ndic at or 20 10 1 RC 60 6. 6 M

49. Verbal autopsy standards: Ascertaining And Attributing cause of death2007 1 RA1063 V

50. Road safety in the Western Pacific region: call for action2009 1 HE5614.6

51. World alliance for patient safety: forward Programme 2006-20072006 1 RC86 W6

52. Women, ageing and health: A framework for Action2007 1 RG951 W53. Women and health: Today's evidence tomorrow's Agenda2009 1 Ra778.A1

54. Investing in maternal, newborn and child Health 2009 1 RG951 I555. Manual for editors of health science journals 2009 1 Q125 M356. Diagnostic evaluation series no. 2: Laboratory Based evaluation of 19

commercially Available rapid diagnostic tests of tuberculosis2008 1 RA644.T7

57. Violence prevention alliance: Building Global Commitment for violenceprevention 2005 1 HQ809 V5

58. Securing regional health through Apsed: Building Sustainable capacity formanaging emerging Diseases and public health events

2012 1 RA425 S459. Road safety in the western pacific region: call for Action

2009 1 HE5614.660. HIV harm reduction education for closed Settings

2007 1 RA644.T761. The selection and use of essential medicines 2008 1 RA8.A3 S62 . Evalu at ion o f c er ta in f ood ad dit ive s 20 09 4 TX553 .A3

63. Evaluation of certain food additives andContaminants 2007 4 RC268.7 E64. Evaluation of certain food additives and Contaminants

2011 1 RC268.7 E65. The selection and use of essential medicine 2012 1 RS 55.2 S66. WHO study group on tobacco product Regulation

2009 2 HD9130 W67. WHO study group on tobacco product regulation

2012 1 HD9130 S68. Evaluation of certain veterinary drug

residues in food 2012 2 SF915 E969. WHO expert committee on specifications for Pharmaceutical preparations

2011 2 RS192 W70. 2010 3 RS192 W671. 2009 3 RS192 W72. WHO guidelines for the safe use of wastewater, Excleta and

greywater v- 2 2006 1 RA591 W673. v-4 2006 1 RA591 W674. v-3 2006 1 RA591 W675. Toxicological evaluation of certain veterinary drug residues in food

2009 1 SF915 T676. Safety evaluation of certain food additives 2010 177. Safety evaluation of certain food additives 2009 1 RC268.7 S78. WHO country cooperation strategy for Mongolia 2010-2015

2010 2 RA530.2 W79. Scaling up HN testing and counseling in Asia And the Pacific

2007 2 RA607.A280. TB microscopy for national tuberculosis program

2007 2 RC307 T881. Community-based strategies for Breast feeding Promotion and support

in developing countries 2003 4 RJ216 C682. Child poverty in East Asia and the Pacific

Deprivations and disparities 2011 4 HQ1240 C83. Guide for the application and grating of Compulsory Licenses and authorizatio

of government Use of pharmaceutical patents2009 5 HV95 C6

84. Marketing authorization of pharmaceutical Products With special reference ofmul tisour ce (g ene ri c) Pro duct s 20 11 3 HE 20. 48

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UPH-DJGTMU NEWSLETTER

WHO( World Health Organization )Donated Books to the Library

WHO ( World Health Organization ) and Asiaoundation Donated Books to the Libraryhe library received 282 volumes of books from WHO

d 55 volumes from Asia Foundation coveringbjects on general education, nursing, community

ealth, pharmacy and med. technology.

tached list of books

UPH-DJGTMU LIBRARYNEWSLETTER

Dr. Ma. Lindie D. Masalinto

Frantine T. Parreno

Marie AnicieteRogelio Salinas

Susan Madi

Nerissa Calalo

Yolanda De Guzman

Editor-in-Chief

Asst. Editor-in-ChiefArticle Contributors

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UPH-DJGTMU Librarian Elected MAHLAPPresident 2012-20 14Dr. Ma .Lindie D.Masalinto,Head of the UPH-DJGTMU Library was elected President ofMAHLAP( Medical and Health LibrariansAssociation of the Philippines, Inc) along withother librarians of Medical and HealthUniversities and Colleges in the Philippines.She spearheaded MAHALP's activities andprograms with dedication and commitmenttruly a perpetualites.. Congratulations!!!!


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The Automated....... from page 1n general it is desirable that library record-keeping be

automated for three reasons:

Much of the work involves the accurate updating of records iniles. The tasks involved are generally tedious, repetitive,

mechanical in nature, and lend themselves to computerization,even though the records may be complex and arranged incomplicated ways.Automation is likely to improve cost-effective performance byncreasing accuracy, by reducing the rate of increase in costs inabor-intensive activities, and by increased effectiveness. It

should become possible to do some tasks more thoroughly thanevels of staffing usually permit with manual procedures, such

as the regular claiming of unsupplied issues of periodicals, or bydoing things that cannot in practice be done in paper files,notably searching for combinations of characteristics.Automation permits decentralized access to records. A librariann a branch library can verify the status of an order without

maintaining duplicate files, travelling to the order department, orasking other staff to interrupt their work in order to find out. Auser can check to see whether a book is out on loan withoutravelling to the library to see whether it is on the shelf.

Considerations of service, of cost, and of the humane use ofstaff all argue for the use of computers to ease the burden ando increase the effectiveness of handling library records.

ist of WHO Books.....10. Meeting Report -Eighteenth meeting of the technical Advisory Group on

immunization and vaccine Preventable diseases in the western pacificRegion 2009 3 RJ240 E8

11. Meeting Report - Consultation on support for the Development OfNational Health Accounts in the Pacific 2009 2 RA566.27 N3

12. Meeting Report Meeting of the Regional clinical Network on emerginginfectious diseases 2009 2 RC111 M4

13. Meeting Report Workshop on maximizing Synergies between globalhe alth initiatives A nd h ealth sy ste ms 20 10 1 R A410 W6

14. Meeting Report Expert consultation on the Surveillance and alert systemfor counterfeit Medicines 2010 4 RS55.2 E9

15. Meeting Report Senior steering group meeting on the regional strategy on

health systems strengthening and primary health care2010 2 RA440.6 S4

16. Meeting Report Informal consultationon Public health emergency planning 2012 1 RA425 I5

17. Meeting Report Expert consultation on approaches and priorities for theoptimal use of medical devices 2012 1 RS55.2 E9

18. Meeting Report Fifth pacific Immunization Programme19. Meeting Report High level meeting on the Regional Strategy on health

system based on the values of Primary health care2010 1 RA440.6 H5

20. Meeting Report Workshop on ensuring Access To priority medicinesfor mother and children 2011 1 RS55.2 W6

21. Meeting Report Regional workshop on the Implementation of the AsiaPacific Strategy For Strengthening Health Laboratory Services (2010-2015)in the Pacific island countries 2010 1 RJ240 R4

22. Meeting Report 9th meeting of the regional network For Asian Schistosomiasisand other helminth Zoonoses 2009 2 Sf819 N5

23. Meeting Report Experts consultation meeting on regional strategy for traditional

med icine in the Wes te rn Pa cific Re gion 20 11 2 R A3 99 E 924. Meeting Report Informal 10th meeting of the Subregional committee for

certification of Poliomyelitis eradication in the pacific island Countries andareas 2009 1 RD761 I5

25. Kirbati's political economy and capacity Development20 09 1 HG 388 1. 5. A75 K5

26. Kirbati social and economic report 2008 2008 1 HG3881.5.A75 K527. The political economy of economic reform In the Pacific

2010 1 WA30 P628. Weaving social safety nets 2010 1 HG3881.5.A75 W429. State performance and capacity in the Pacific 2010 1 HG3881.5.A75 L33 0. A us tral ia n s tatist ics o n medicines 2 008 20 08 1 RA 407 A 93 1. 20 11 r esul ts r eport ( Aid & Con fl ict) 20 11 1 R C6 07. A26 A 33 2. Scal ing up he alt h ser vice deliv ery 20 07 1 RA4 40. 6 S333. Safe management of shellfish and harvest Waters2010 1 RA602.S6 S243 4. Gu id elin es for drin king w ater qu ality v -1 20 06 1 RA 591 G835. Health aspects of plumbing 2006 1 RA591 H436. Selected pollutants 2010 1 TD193 S4

37. Pathology of tumours in laboratory animals v-2 1994 1 SF757.2 P338. The health legacy of the 2008 Bejing Olympic games 2010 2 GV722 H4

139. Western Pacific Country health information profiles 2009 1 RA4140. Health in Asia and the Pacific 2008 3 RA468.5 141. Methods for evaluating tobacco control policies 2008 1 RC280.L8142. Reversal of risk after quitting smoking v-2 2007 1 QP801.T5143. Index medicus for the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region v-8.2 2009144. The work of WHO in the South-East Asia region : Biennial report

of the. 2012 2 RA425 B5145. Medical eligibility criteria wheel for Contraceptive use 114 6. C hild su rv iva l profile: Th e P hil ip pine s 20 07 6 R J101 .D 4147. Rabies and envenomings: a neglected public Health Use

2007 4 RD96.2 R148. The initiative for vaccine research: Report 2006-2007 Department of

Immunization vaccines and Biologicals 2008 2 RM172 I5

149. Risk assessment of vibrio vulnificus in raw oysters2005 1 QR82.V53150. Exposure assessment of microbiological Hazards in food2008 1 RA601.5

151. Risk characterization of microbiologica Hazards in food 2009 1 RA601.5 R152. Salmonela and campylobacter in chicken meat 2009 1 RA601.5 S153. Enterobacter sakazakii (cronobacter spp.) In Powdered follow up formula

2008 1 QR82.E6154. Microbiological hazards in fresh leafy vegetables and herbs

2008 1 TX557 M5155. Viruses in food: scientific advice to

Support Risk Managements activities 2008 1 RA601.5 V156. Rapport de situation 2000-2009 et plan Strategique 2010-2020 ami-parcour

vers L'e limination de cette malandie 2010 2157. Combler le fosse en une generation: Instaurer Lequite en sante en agissant

sur les Determinants Sociaux de la sante 2009 1158. WHO exper t committee on leprosy 2012 2 RC154W6159. WHO expert committee on specifications For pharmaceutical preparations

2012 1 RS192 W160. WHO expert committee on biological Standardization

2007 4 RS186 W161. Malaysia: The millennium development Goals At 2010

2011 1 HD82 M4162. Malaysia: The millennium development Goals At 2010 - overview

2011 1 HD82 M4163. Health in South-East A sia v-5 (2) 2012 5164. Principles for modeling dose-response

for the Risk assessment of chemicals 2009 6 RM301.8 165. Principles and methods for the risk Assessment Of chemicals in food

2009 1 T55.3 P7166. Revision of the International health regulations 2005 2167.Youth and road safety 2007 3 HE5614.6168. WHO/UNICEF regional child survival strategy: Accelerated and sustained

action towards MDG4 2006 6 RJ101.D469 . In te rn ationa l he alth regu lation s (20 05) 20 06 5 R A395 .A 3170. Primary health care: Now more than ever 2008 3 RA440.6 171. Putting our own house in order: examples of health-system action on socia

determined health inequalities 2010 2 RA440.6 P

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st of WHO Books..... Meeting Report -Eighteenth meeting of the technical Advisory Group on

immunization and vaccine Preventable diseases in the western pacificRegion 2009 3 RJ240 E8

Meeting Report - Consultation on support for the Development OfNational HealthAccounts in the Pacific 2009 2 RA566.27 N3

Meeting Report Meeting of the Regional clinical Network on emerginginfectious diseases 2009 2 RC111 M4

Meeting Report Workshop on maximizing Synergies between globalhe alth initiatives A nd h ealth sy ste ms 20 10 1 R A410 W6

Meeting Report Expert consultation on the Surveillance and alert systemfor counterfeit Medicines 2010 4 RS55.2 E9

Meeting Report Senior steering group meeting on the regional strategy on

health systems strengthening and primary health care2010 2 RA440.6 S4

Meeting Report Informal consultationon Public health emergency planning 2012 1 RA425 I5

Meeting Report Expert consultation on approaches and priorities for theoptimal use of medical devices 2012 1 RS55.2 E9

Meeting Report Fifth pacific Immunization Programme Meeting Report High level meeting on the Regional Strategy on health

system based on the values of Primary health care2010 1 RA440.6 H5

Meeting Report Workshop on ensuring Access To priority medicinesfor mother and children 2011 1 RS55.2 W6

. Meeting Report Regional workshop on the Implementation of the AsiaPacific Strategy For Strengthening Health Laboratory Services (2010-2015)in the Pacific island countr ies 2010 1 RJ240 R4

. Meeting Report 9th meeting of the regional network For Asian Schistosomiasisand other helminth Zoonoses 2009 2 Sf819 N5

Meeting Report Experts consultation meeting on regional strategy for traditional

med icine in the Wes te rn Pa cific Re gion 20 11 2 R A3 99 E 9. Meeting Report Informal 10th meeting of the Subregional committee for

certification of Poliomyelitis eradication in the pacific island Countries andareas 2009 1 RD761 I5

Kirbati's political economy and capacity Development20 09 1 HG 3881. 5. A75 K 5

. Kirbati social and economic report 2008 2008 1 HG3881.5.A75 K5 The political economy of economic reform In the Pacific

2010 1 WA30 P6 Weaving social safety nets 2010 1 HG3881.5.A75 W4

. State performance and capacity in the Pacific 2010 1 HG3881.5.A75 L3 A us tral ia n s tatist ics o n medicines 2 00 8 20 08 1 RA 407 A 9 2011 r esult s r ep ort ( Aid & C on fli ct) 2011 1 R C6 07. A26 A 3 Scali ng up he alt h s er vice d el ivery 20 07 1 RA440. 6 S3 Safe management of shellfish and harvest Waters2010 1 RA602.S6 S24 Gu idelin es for drin king w ater qu ality v -1 20 06 1 RA 591 G8 Health aspects of plumbing 2006 1 RA591 H4 Selected pollutants 2010 1 TD193 S4

. Pathology of tumours in laboratory animals v-2 1994 1 SF757.2 P3

. The health legacy of the 2008 Bejing Olympic games 2010 2 GV722 H4 Western Pacific Country health information profiles 2009 1 RA468.5 W4 Health in Asia and the Pacific 2008 3 RA468.5 H4 Methods for evaluating tobacco control policies 2008 1 RC280.L8 M4

. Reversal of risk after quitting smoking v-2 2007 1 QP801.T5 R4

. Index medicus for the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region v-8.2 2009 1

. The work of WHO in the South-East Asia region : Biennial reportof the. 2012 2 RA425 B5

Medical eligibility criteria wheel for Contraceptive use 1 C hild su rv iva l profile: Th e P hil ip pine s 20 07 6 R J101 .D 4 C4 Rabies and envenomings: a neglected public Health Use

2007 4 RD96.2 R3 The initiative for vaccine research: Report 2006-2007 Department of

Immunization vaccines and Biologicals 2008 2 RM172 I5 Risk assessment of vibrio vulnificus in raw oysters2005 1 QR82.V53 R5 Exposure assessment of microbiological Hazards in food

2008 1 RA601.5 E9

. Risk characterization of microbiologica Hazards in food 2009 1 RA601.5 R5. Salmonela and campylobacter in chicken meat 2009 1 RA601.5 S2 Enterobacter sakazakii (cronobacter spp.) In Powdered follow up formula

2008 1 QR82.E6 E5 Microbiological hazards in fresh leafy vegetables and herbs

2008 1 TX557 M5 Viruses in food: scientific advice to

Support Risk Managements activities 2008 1 RA601.5 V5 Rapport de situation 2000-2009 et plan Strategique 2010-2020 ami-parcours

vers L'e limination de cette malandie 2010 2 Combler le fosse en une generation: Instaurer Lequite en sante en agissant

sur les Determinants Sociaux de la sante 2009 1 WHO exper t committee on leprosy 2012 2 RC154W6 WHO expert committee on specifications For pharmaceutical preparations

2012 1 RS192 W6 WHO expert committee on biological Standardization

2007 4 RS186 W6 Malaysia: The millennium development Goals At 2010

2011 1 HD82 M4. Malaysia: The millennium development Goals At 2010 - overview

2011 1 HD82 M4

163. Health in South-East A sia v-5 (2) 2012 5164. Principles for modeling dose-response

for the Risk assessment of chemicals 2009 6 RM301.8 P165. Principles and methods for the risk Assessment Of chemicals in food

2009 1 T55.3 P7166. Revision of the International health regulations 2005 2167.Youth and road safety 2007 3 HE5614.6168. WHO/UNICEF regional child survival strategy: Accelerated and sustained

action towards MDG4 2006 6 RJ101.D469 . In te rn ationa l he alth regu la tion s (20 05) 20 06 5 R A39 5.A3170. Primary health care: Now more than ever 2008 3 RA440.6 P171. Putting our own house in order: examples of health-system action on social

determined health inequalities 2010 2 RA440.6 P17 2. W HO dru g in fo rma tio n v -2 6 n o. 2 20 12 217 3. W HO dru g in fo rma tio n v -2 6 n o. 1 20 12 117 4. W HO dru g in fo rma tio n v -2 4 n o. 3 20 10 117 5. W HO dru g in fo rma tio n v -2 4 n o. 4 20 10 117 6. W HO dru g in fo rma tio n v -2 5 n o. 4 20 11 1177. Annual report 2010-2011 1178. JICA annual report 2010 2010 1179. 2010 annual report 2010- Care, commitment andC ommu nicat ion fo r a he al thier world 20 10 1

180. Risk assessment of Listeria monocytogenesIn ready to eat foods 2004 1 RC143 R5

181. Risk assessment of campylobacter (spp.)inBroiler chicken 2009 1 TX531 R5

182. Laboratory based evaluation of 19 commerciallyAvailable rapid diagnostic tests for Tuberculosis 2008 1 RA644.T7 L3

183. Principles of characterizing and applyingHuman exposure models 2005 1 RA556.29 P7

184. WHO expert committee on specifications forPha rmaceu tic al sp ecifi cat ions 20 12 1 RS1 92 W6

185.DDT in indoor residual spraying: Human health Aspects 2011 1 T55.3 D186. World malaria report 2011 2011 1 RC156 W6187.AIDS at 30 nations at the crossroads 2011 1 RC607.A26 A4188. Global tuberculosis control: WHO report 2011 2011 1 RA644.T7 G6189. The world health report 2007: A safer Future 2007 1 RA644.A25 W6190. The selection and use of essential Medicines 2007 1 RS55.2 S4191. World report on disability 2011 1 RD755 W6192. Selected 2-alkoxyethanols 2010 1 RA1242.E72 S4193. Global status report on non communicable Diseases 2010 1 RA644194. Evaluation of certain food additives And contaminants:

seventy-third Report of the join FAO Expert committeeon food Additives 2011 1 RC268.7 E9

195. WHO expert committee on specifications Forpharmaceutical preparations: Forty fifth report 2011 1 RS192 W6

196. Evaluation of certain contaminants In food:seventy-second report of The joint FAO/WHOexpert Committee on food additives 2011 1 RC268.7 E9

197. Water safety in buildings 2011 1 RA591 W3

198. Working to overcome the global impact of neglectedtropical diseases 2010 1 RC801 W6

199. Social determinants approaches to Public health:from concept to Practice 2011 1 RA425 S6

200. World malaria report 2010 2010 1 RC156 W6201. Control of the leishmaniases: report of a Meeting of

the WHO expert committee on the control ofleishmaniases, Geneva, 22-26 March 2010 2010 1 RC961 C6

202. The world health report: health systems Financing thepath to universal Coverage 2010 1 RA644.A25 W6

203. Global report UNAIDS report on the Global Aidsepidemic 2010 2010 1 RC607.A26 G6

204. Hidden cities: Unmasking and Overcoming Healthinequities in urban settings 2010 1 RA566.7 H5

205. WHO human health risk assessment Toolkit:chemical hazards 2010 1 T55.3 W6

20 6. W HO gui delines on tu lara emia 20 07 1 RC 18 6. R85 W 6207. Monitoring equity in access to aids Treatment

programmes: a review of Concepts, models, methodsAnd indicators 2010 1 RC607.A26 M6

208. Global status report on alcohol and health 2011 1 RC565 G6209. Increasing access to health workers in Remote and

rural areas Through improved retention 2010 1 RA440 I5210. Principles and methods for the risk Assessment of

chemicals in food 2009 1 T55.3 P7211. WHO study group on tobacco product Regulation 2009 1 HD9130 W6212. Evaluation of certain food additives 2010 1 RC268.7 E9213. Mental health gap action programmedIntervention guide for mental, Neurological and substanceUse Disorders in non-specialized health Settings 2010 1 RA790 M4214. The selection and use of essential medicines 2009 1 RS55.2 S4215. WHO expert committee on Specifications for

Pharmaceutical Preparations 2010 1 RS192 W6216. Equity, social determinants and public

Health programmes 2010 1 RA425 E8217. Field health services information system

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st of WHO Books..... Quality of care: a process for making Strategic clinicsin health Systems 2006 1 RA971 Q3 Water for life: making it happen 2005 1 RA591 W3

. Human rights, health and poverty Reduction Strategies 2008 1 HC885.T6 H8 Establishing a dialogue on risks from Electromagneticfields 2002 1 QC661.W366E8

Implementing the WH O s top T B S trategy 20 08 1 R A64 4.T7 I4 WHO expert committee on specifications Forpharmaceutical preparations 2009 1 RS55.2 F6 WHO child growth standards-methods Anddevelopment 2009 1 GV435 W6

Foodborne disease outbreaks: Guidelines for

investigation and control 2008 1 RC143 F6 World health statistics 2009 2009 1 RA407 W6

. Cyclic acid anhydrides: human healthAspects 2009 1 RC268.5 C9 2-Butenal 2008 1 RC268.5 B8

Inorga nic ch ro mium ( 111) co mpounds 20 09 1 QD 471 .0 2 I 5 Uncertainty and data quality in Exposure assessment 2008 1 RA576 U5

. Global tuberculosis control WHO Report 2009 2009 1 RA644.T7 G6 Policy and advocacy: Cancer control: Knowledge intoaction:WHO guides 2008 1 RC261 C3 IPCS International Programme on Chemical Safetymode of action Framework 2007 1 RC268.5 I5 IPCS International Programme Chemical Safety LTW1

n sensitization in Chemical risk assessment 2001 1 T55.v./FQ+3 Sk5 World malaria report 2008 2008 1 Ru5;C156 W6

.Anti-tuberculosis drug resistance in the World 2008 1 fqRC644.T7A5 Guidelines for the programmatic Management of drugResistant Tuberculosis 2008 1 RA644.T7 G8

Integrating mental health into primary Care: a global

perspectives 2008 1 RA790 I5 '08 The world health report 2008 primary Health care nowmore than ever 2008 1 RA440.6 W6

Report on the global HIV/AIDSEpidemic 2008 2008 1 RA407 R4

C alcium a nd magn es ium in drink ing Water 20 09 1 RA 591 C3 Health environment: managing the Linkages forsustainable development. 2008 1 RA566 H4 Transgenic animal mutagenicity 2006 1 RC268.5 T3 Heptachlor 2006 1 RC268.5 H4

Collaborating with traditional healers for HIV preventionand care in sub-Saharan Africa 2006 1 RA644.A25 C6

WHO expert committee on specifications forPharmaceutical preparations 2006 1 RS55.2 W6 Resorcinol 2006 1 RA1190 R4

Evaluation of certain veterinary drug Residues in food 2006 1 SF915 E9 WHO expert committee on biological Standardization 2005 1 RS189 W6

. WHO expert committee on drug dependence 2006 1 RS190.P78 W6

Neurological disorders 2006 1 RC346 N4 Building foundations for e health 2006 1 RC440 B8 Brucellosis in human and animals 2006 1 QR201 B7 WTO agreements and public health 2002 1 RA425 W6 Mono and disubtituted methyltin, butyltin and Octylincompounds 2006 1Ancient remedies, new disease:involving Traditionalhealers in increasing Access To AIDS care andprevention in East Africa 2002 1 Vaccines and biologicals 2002 1 QR189 V3

Public health innovation and intellectualProperty rights 2006 1 RA425 P8

Principles for evaluating health risks in Childrenassoc iat ed wit h e xposur e To chemi cal s 20 06 1 RA5 76 P7 Dermal absorption 2006 1 RL87 D4

. The selection and use of essential medicines 2006 1 RS55.2 W6 WHO expert committee on specificationsFor pharmaceutical preparations 2007 1 RS55.2 W6

The scientific basis of tobacco product Regulation 2007 1 HD9130 SC5. A faith-based response to HIV in Southern Africa:the choose to care Initiative 2006 1 RC607.A26 F3 World health statistics 2007 2007 1 RA407 W6 Global tuberculosis control: surveillance, Planning,financing 2007 1 RA644.T7 G6

World d irec tory o f med ic al sc ho ols 7th ed. 20 00 1. Integrated management of childhood Illness 2005 1 RA971 I5

2005 1 RA971 I5 2005 1 RA971 I5 2005 1 RA971 I5

Qu ali ty assu ran ce of p har mac eu tical 20 07 1 RM3 01. 25 Q3. Putting people and health needs on the map 2007 1 RA792.5 P8 WHO expert committee on problemsRelated to alcohol consumption 2007 1 RC565 W6

Global surveillance prevention and Control Of chronicrespiratory diseases: a Comprehensive approach2007 1 RC731 G6 WHO child growth standards 2007 1 RJ131 W6 International classification of functioning, Disabilityand healt h ch il dren and Yout h ver sio n 20 07 1 RA4 08. C495 I5

278. Verbal autopsy standards: ascertaining and Attributingcause of death 2007 1 RB57 V

279. Preventive chemotherapy in human Helminthiasis 2006 1 RA644280. Principles and methods for assessing Autoimmunity

a ss ociated w it h Exp osure t o c hemi ca ls 20 06 1 RA1 23281. Study of confirmed HIV patient among Blood donors

and evaluation of the National Voluntary Blood ServicesProgram 2005 1 RC607

282. Field health service information system:Annual report 2004 2004 1 RA468

283. 2005 2005 1 RA46894. WHO expert committee on biological

Standardization 2007 1 RS186284. Evaluation of certain food additives and Contaminants 2007 1 RC268285. WHO expert committee on specifications For

pharmaceutical preparations 2008 1 RS55.2286. Ethical considerations in biomedical HIV prevention

trials 2007 1 R724 E287. Good participatory practice guidelines For biomedical

HIV prevention Trials 2007 1 RA644288. Scaling up health service delivery from Pilot innovations

to policies and Programs 2007 1 RA395289. Monitoring and evaluation of mental Health policies

and plans 2007 1 RA790290. WHO report on the global tobacco Epidemic 2008 2008 1 HD913291. Global tuberculosis control 2008 surveillance

Planning financing 2008 1 RA64029 2. C ancer cont rol: Know led ge i nt o a ct ion 2008 1 RC 26 1293. Closing the gap in a generation 2008 1 RA425294. Evaluation of certain food additives 2012 1 RC268

295. Management of severe malaria 2012 1 RC156296. WHO expert committee on specifications Forpharmaceutical preparations 2013 1 RS192


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