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Nigeria to introduce emergency medical, ambulance services

2 min read To reduce the number of deaths caused by the delay in access to healthcare services, the federal government has announced plans to introduce the National Emergency Medical Service and Ambulance System. This will provide prompt and efficient emergency medical services to the people, the Minister of Health, Osagie Ehanire, said at the dissemination of the Nigeria Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child Adolescent and Elderly Health Plus Nutrition (RMNCAEH+N), 2021 Annual Operation Plan in Abuja on Tuesday. Currently in Nigeria, ambulance services are executed by individual hospitals (public and private) as well as organisations and agencies. According to Mr Ehanire, elimination of delays in access to healthcare can indeed reduce the high mortality rates recorded in the country.

[Full text] Immunotherapeutics for Ebola virus Disease

Taï Forest ebolavirus, Reston ebolavirus, Bundibugyo ebolavirus (BDBV), and Bombali ebolavirus. Filoviruses are pleomorphic in shape and possess a lipid envelope. The viral genome is a negative-sense single strand RNA which is approximately 19 kb in size. Since the first outbreak in 1976, EBOV has resurfaced a multitude of times in Africa. Initially, it was responsible for causing small, localized outbreaks until 2013, when the large multinational epidemic was recorded causing 28,646 infections and 11,323 fatalities. 2 A second, large outbreak occurred in the North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in 2018–2020 totaling 3481 cases and 2299 fatalities. 3,4 There has recently been an outbreak in the Equateur province, which was declared over on November 18th, 2020.

Push Boris Johnson on conversion therapy ban, LGBT Tories told

Boris Johnson at a COVID-19 media briefing in Downing Street. (Stefan Rousseau - WPA Pool/Getty Images) LGBT+ Conservatives are being urged to use their weight in parliament to demand that Boris Johnson deliver on his long-awaited pledge to ban conversion therapy. The traumatising practise of conversion therapy is still legal in the UK despite the government pledging to eradicate it over two and a half years ago. As the prime minister continues to drag his heels, the Peter Tatchell Foundation is calling on queer Tories to stand up for their community and demand a ban. “We believe that an appeal to Boris Johnson from LGBT+ Conservative MPs is likely to have the strongest influence. Their support will, hopefully, help encourage the prime minister to end the ceaseless delays and bring forward legislation,” Tatchell explained.

Nelson McCausland: Ex-DUP minister slammed over conversion therapy

The @Ed Authority must remove Nelson McCausland as a board member with immediate effect. Do they condone one of its members advocating conversion therapy? Is Nelson McCausland still a member of @duponline? If so, what do they have to say about this? pic.twitter.com/RFuBFK23rm It is ridiculous that this man still continues to have any kind of public position. But to actually be involved in making decisions to do with our children s education is unbelievable. He must go. Nelson McCausland Resign from NI Education Authority https://t.co/iNpRATGFda Belfast councillor Séamus de Faoite has launched a petition on Change.org calling on McCausland to “immediately resign” from his position on the Education Authority.

Physiotherapy Jobs - New Zealand - Christchurch - Physiotherapist - Specialist Mental Health Services

Physiotherapist - Specialist Mental Health Services   Canterbury District Health Baord Permanent, part-time opportunity (32 hours per week) Join a team that works within a range of clinical areas between Inpatient and Outpatient services Registration with the New Zealand Physiotherapy Board with current Annual Practising Certificate is essential Our Purpose: Why we do it When you work with the Canterbury District Health Board, you re part of something very special. We plan, fund and deliver health services to the almost 600,000 people that live in the Canterbury region. Our primary goal is to put people at the heart of everything we do. The Team: What we do

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