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The National Biodiversity Action Plan will recommend monitoring and evaluation processes and indicators in order to see the changes on biodiversity during the implementation of the action plan. At present, the Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation and the Ministry of Agriculture have the Monitoring and Evaluation Divisions in order to monitor the effectiveness of the programs. In addition, the National Planning Commission Secretariat has also established a similar division to review the status of program implementation. Several departments have their own units for performance monitoring. A biodiversity assessment program is on-going to identify the assessment methodologies, including monitoring and evaluation. At present, Nepal is rather focusing its activities on exploration of plant species and counting of wild animals especially for protected species. Performance monitoring has been the integral part of program implementation without much work on developing biodiversity monitoring indicators. Recently, a study is on-going to identify indicators and . to develop methodologies for biodiversity monitoring activities.
And periphery ; but also "the researched". Communities should not only be the recipients of research, but partners in the process. Recommendations for action included: a redirection of funding to traditionally neglected researchers and ensuring that health research systems embrace the voices of the marginalized. On day two, the group agreed that it was not possible to focus on the inter-country level alone, and therefore looked at equity at all levels. Issues related to stewardship and management, utilization and management of knowledge, and capacity development were discussed. There is a need for a change in culture in which health research funding and health research takes place on the basis of social and gender equity. Training on research and information dissemination should take equity issues into consideration. Financing must be informed by a national health research plan, the concern being that new financial resources do not go toward the equity challenge. It was also observed that there are inequities within equity research. It was stressed that sharing the funding pie fairly does not necessarily mean that everyone gets an equal piece. Countries should be therefore encouraged to develop a system for assessing health systems research performance. A set of equity-related research performance indicators which go beyond publications to include change or action also needs to be developed for researchers. At the global level discussions, a bold declaration was made: Equity is multidimensional and includes gender equity. The process and funding of research must not rest solely on scientific quality. Instead, it should move toward greater inclusion and empowerment of the researched, especially disadvantaged groups. In terms of action, the development of an equity code in the spirit of an ethics code ; is proposed. Such action demands ensuring the commitment of all stakeholders to this code, as well as capacity building and monitoring. Several participants had called for greater capacity building for the Pacific Region and indigenous peoples, and this was endorsed.
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The training programs offered by CTERU are a key part of the delivery of our mission to promote excellence in the area of clinical research in Singapore. During 2004, in response to clusters' requests, CTERU has offered 45 courses including 10 SPSS and biostatistics for research courses, 15 evidence-based medicine courses, 13 research methodology courses and 7 GCP courses see the following list ; . More than 1, 000 health care professionals have been benefited by these training activities. The regular Singapore Basic and Advanced Good Clinical Practice GCP ; Programs have helped the investigators and other study site personnel to demonstrate their commitment to excellence and special knowledge of GCP and clinical trial management. We have done surveys and obtained good feedback about the courses. The period of validity of the certificate issued is 2 years. The clinical research methodology and biostatistical programs were designed for the health care personnel to learn the fundamentals of epidemiology and biostatistics as well as computing techniques. About 200 researchers have been trained. With the aim to deliver better quality training in a more effective way, we worked closely with R&D committees of the SingHealth and NHG clusters in formulating training plans for the coming year. Special training needs on clinical research monitoring have been identified for NHG. A customised program of in-house lectures is being designed to meet this particular need of the cluster. Recognising the unmet need for clinical research training, more comprehensive programs and course calendar on GCP and Clinical Research Methodology have been developed and examinations will be introduced. We are looking into expanding the choice of courses and to offer more in-depth and refresher courses according to the training needs of both clusters. We also are working with the policy makers on forming a new policy that staff are not permitted to participate in research activities until they have documentation that they have completed the basic GCP and research methodology courses.
A range of qualitative in-depth semi-structured research interviews were undertaken with health service personnel in six 6 ; hospitals. The six 6 ; hospitals consisted of three 3 ; hospitals two urban and one peri-urban rural ; providing termination of pregnancy services; one urban hospital planning to start provision of TOPS; and two rural hospitals which although designated to provide TOPS were not providing the services and were not planning to provide abortion services.
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Odolphe Perard received funding from the French Ministry of Health to undertake a visiting fellowship at the Centre for Health Economics at York. We would like to thank Dr Ken Stein of the Peninsula Technology Assessment Group PenTAG ; [KS is a member of the editorial board for Health Technology Assessment but was not involved in the editorial process for this report] and the NHS Value of Health Panel for their work in developing, and valuing, the health state scenarios used in the economic analysis. We also thank the referees for their useful advice and constructive comments on the report.
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Design: Case report Setting: Community teaching hospital Patient: A 60y o female presented with gradually worsening left eye swelling, pain, blurry vision and yellow discharge for 4 weeks. Left eye examination showed left periorbital swelling, gross chemosis, exopthalmus, yellow discharge, injected conjunctiva and diminished extra-ocular muscle movement. Fundoscopic examination demonstrated papilledema, blunting of the disc margin, flame hemorrhages, and retinal flattening. Laboratory values showed WBC of 13, 300 mm3, calcium of 12.2mg dl and Hemoglobin hematocrit of 9g dl 22.3%. MRI revealed large destructive invasive mass primarily involving left ethmoid air cell and left maxillary sinus with intracranial and intraorbital extension. Excisional biopsy of paranasal tissue had panmelanoma and histopathological tissue staining with special stains VIM, and S-100 confirmed the tissue diagnosis of malignant melanoma. Patient refused all treatment modalities and opted for hospice care and died within six months of diagnosis. Discussion: The malignant melanoma of paranasal sinuses is a rare tumor. Epidemiological studies calculated the incidence of oral-nasal melanoma to be 41 100, 000, 000 population per year. The reported incidence in the U.S. population is 4 cases per 100, 000. The most common symptoms are nasal obstruction and epistaxis with pain, occurring only in 7% to 16% of patients. Surgical exclusion is the best treatment. Such tumors are highly resistant to radiotherapy and chemotherapeutic agents. Prognosis is generally poor with five year survival rate of 6-17%. Conclusion: There are not many case reports on malignant melanoma of the paranasal sinuses in the literature. The presenting signs and symptoms of this patient and extensive involvement of the melanoma make this case even rarer. At later stages of the tumor, there is no proven effective treatment modality available. 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