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Abstract
This handbook provides a readily assimilated white coat pocket book in endocrinology and diabetes. The target audience is specialist registrars and SHOs in endocrinology, diabetes, and internal medicine. There is no other book that discusses clinical investigation and management in such a convenient way, including both the protocols and explicit clinical information necessary for the management of individual patients. All the individual chapters have been scrutinized by an expert panel of referees, to ensure a high quality product of international standing. From the Foreword by Professor Sir George Alberti, President of the Royal College of Physicians, London: "It contains many helpful practical nuggets and will, I am sure, be required briefcase or pocket content. It fills a gap in an important area of clinical practice. The authors and publishers are to be commended."
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Introduction: Practitioners influencing poverty policy Nici Nelson and Sue Jones | |||
PART I Creating linkages between macro and micro levels | |||
1. Influencing urban development through ‘pragmatic advocacy’: the case of Homeless International Ruth McLeod, Kim Mullard and Malcolm Jack; | |||
2. The inclusive city: The challenge of urban poverty policy Michael Mutter | |||
3. Participatory budgeting: North–South practitioner links between Greater Manchester and Brazil Ed Cox and Julie Jarman | |||
4. Political capital, poverty and livelihoods in Africa: the politics of influencing policy Sam Hickey | |||
PART II Country case studies | |||
5. Partnership and participation: starting from scratch in project design for urban poverty reduction in Kenya Carole Rakodi | |||
6. Impact assessment in the Faisalabad area, Pakistan: lessons in attitudes to practitioners’ knowledge Sue Phillips | |||
7. The Jamaica Urban Poverty Project: an example of transforming practice into policy Gresford Bennett and Leo Thomas | |||
8. Addressing urban poverty policy: CARE, Zambia Raja Jarrah and Liseli Bull Kamanga | |||
9. Influencing urban poverty policy in Ho Chi Minh City, Socialist Republic of Vietnam Hoang Thi Huyen and Joachim Theis | |||
10. Collapsing under the weight of success: an NGO in Jakarta Lea Jellenik | |||
11. Reflecting on issues of policy formation: the experience of a Colombian NGO, the Renacer Foundation Lesly Zambrano Moreno | |||
12. Urban poverty and vulnerability in India: competing agendas Susan Loughhead | |||
Conclusion: Some practical recommendations for including practitioners in policy making Sue Jones | |||
Index |