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Socio-Economic Development of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Years of Independence- Juniper Publishers

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Juniper Publishers- Open Access Journal of Annals of Reviews & Research     Socio-Economic Development of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Years of Independence- Juniper Publishers Authored by Salimov Sh Abstract The paper scrutinizes the conceptual descriptions and evaluation of sustainable development of Uzbekistan with the status quo of economic analyses and its sectoral overview as whole. As the objectives, descriptions of the concept of sustainable development are analyzed and classified through current theoretical views. Furthermore, analysis the systematic view of the dimensions of sustainable development is provided while methods of systematic scientific literature analysis, general and logical analysis, comparison and generalization were used for the research. Investigation concludes with sustainability issues with analyzes and solution on the system levels where they develop and manifest themselves, one can consistently formulate respective aims of t...

Global Healthcare Workers Migration: A Human Resource Management Concern- Juniper Publishers

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Juniper Publishers- Open Access Journal of Annals of Reviews & Research Global Healthcare Workers Migration: A Human Resource Management Concern   Authored by Satesh Bidaisee   Abstract The World Health Organization estimates a deficit of approximately 2.4 million physicians, nurses, and midwives along with a need for an additional 2 million pharmacists and paramedical professionals. Compounding this crisis for the most vulnerable communities is the phenomenon healthcare worker migration. Both developed and developing nations are struggling to mitigate the immense challenges resulting from the existing shortage combined with increasing demands and diminishing supplies of healthcare providers. WHO established a Global Code of Practice with the aim of addressing the growing healthcare worker crisis. United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution calling on the international community to work together towards the creation of 40 million healthcare and socia...

Improving the Problems of Writing Chemical Symbols, Formulae and Chemical Equations an Action Research- Juniper Publishers

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  Juniper Publishers- Open Access Journal of Annals of Reviews & Research  Improving the Problems of Writing Chemical Symbols, Formulae and Chemical Equations an Action Research- Juniper Publishers Authored by Dula DE Abstract Objective: The researchers interested to assess and improve the general understanding of Generalist Focus Year II students in Nekemte College of Teacher education on chemical symbols, chemical formulae and chemical equations which are the fundamental elements of chemistry for anyone to begin learning this subject. Methods: The study was both qualitative and quantitative type of research, because both numerical and non-numerical data were collected during the study through questionnaire, classroom observation, pre- and post- attitude tests and written tests. As type and source of data, the study used only primary. We used all the population as samples (totally 98 students in both sections) purposely. For the implementation of the action r...

Surgical Experience of Togo Level 2 Hospital During Peacekeeping Mission in Northern Mali- Juniper Publishers

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  Juniper Publishers- Open Access Journal of Annals of Reviews & Research  Surgical Experience of Togo Level 2 Hospital During Peacekeeping Mission in Northern Mali- Juniper Publishers Authored by  Akloa Komlavi   Abstract Introduction: The Level 2 hospital of Togo has been deployed in the northern sector of Mali to provide emergency medical and surgical care to patients in this sector. The purpose of this work was to report our surgical experience in the care of the wounded. Materials and Methods: This was a cross sectional study conducted from September 2014 to March 2015. The parameters studied were the age, sex, time of admission, seat and nature of the lesions and the surgical procedure performed. Results: Ninety-seven wounded including 92 men and 5 women were identified. Sixty-two (63.9%) wounded were admitted within hours of the attacks. We recorded 212 injuries of which 173 (81.6%) concerned the limbs, 18 (8.4%) seated on the...