Abstract
Constructing and Governing Partnerships for Capacity Building in Implementation Science
Highlights
The primary indicator of the human cost of conflict has consistently been the number of armed forces and civilian deaths
To systematically assess secondhand smoke (SHS) exposure and perceived health risks of tobacco use, China CDC collaborated with five cities, including Chengdu, Chongqing, Wuhan, Xiamen and Xi’an, to launch the Tobacco Questions for Surveys (TQS) in 2015
Our study finds that while the trends in civilian casualties and attacks on health-care facilities show similar patterns in the early stages of the Syrian conflict, the civilian casualty rate stabilized over time whilst the number of attacks on health-care infrastructure increased
Summary
The primary indicator of the human cost of conflict has consistently been the number of armed forces and civilian deaths. It has been the best proxy available to measure the frequency and intensity of violence, the mortality rate is difficult to enumerate during or even after a conflict. Gilic competence is a concept used to decide the capacity of a child (less than 16 years) to consent to medical treatment. This concept is not yet widely practiced in the world and is likely to depend on cultural and social norms of a society.
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