tailieunhanh - EVIDENCE-BASED PARTICIPATORY HEALTH EDUCATION GUIDELINES

Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder in adolescence. The convulsive disorders may conveniently be divided into epilepsy beginning before adolescence and epilepsy arising during adolescence. Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy typically begins in early adolescence with a peak of onset between 13 and 15 years of age. Primary generalized epilepsy namely the juvenile absence epilepsy is an age-related onset usually at puberty is a distinct syndrome from childhood absence epilepsy. Established temporal lobe epilepsy may be increasingly complicated by behavioural disorders in adolescence and should be distinguished from genuine seizures pattern. 1, 14, 15 Increase in seizure frequency beginning immediately before. | HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES THE MOST IMPORTANT KNOWLEDGE ENGLISH FRENCH KHMER MANDARIN SPANISH DOWNLOAD FREE INTERNATIONAL NATIONAL STANDARDS PRACTICE GUIDELINES WHO World Health Organization its divisions collaborating partners. HHS Dept of Health Human Services its divisions collaborating partners. EVIDENCE-BASED PARTICIPATORY HEALTH EDUCATION GUIDELINES BACKGROUND The importance of evidence-based health education has been emphasized by numerous international and national guidelines. For example the World Health Report 2008 emphasizes the following as one of the most important problems in both developed and developing countries world-wide Misdirected care. Resource allocation clusters around curative services at great cost neglecting the potential of primary prevention and health promotion to prevent up to 70 of the disease burden See the above report and the following for further documentation and examples Saving the Most Lives and Preventing the Most Suffering-Why is Evidence-Based Health Education so Critically Important The importance of the participatory approach for teaching all age groups at all levels of the health care pyramid has also been emphasized by numerous international and national guidelines See for example Best Practices in Global health Missions Health Education links . The participatory approach is therefore utilized by both long-term and short-term missions. It is used by Community Health Primary Care Medical Teams Focus on demonstrating to local providers how to Integrate Community Health into Primary Care Practice--See How the Program has Been Used By Community Health Primary Care Medical Teams . It is also used by Health Screening Medical Teams Focus on primary prevention and health promotion and the Community s Most Important Healthcare Problems--See How the Program has been used by Health Screening Medical Teams For example for Health Screening events the participatory process usually begins with .

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