Some proposals to management. A suggested approach to sound industrial and public relations.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report by [the] Surgeon General, Public Health Service, chairman of the United States Delegation to the World Health Assembly.

Mode of access: Internet.

Pictorial keys to arthropods, reptiles, birds, and mammals of public health significance.

"Previously issued under the same title by the Centers of Disease Control and PRevention of the U. S. Public Health Service, Atlanta, Georgia"--t.p. verso.

Research relating to dental diseases : Hearing before a subcommittee of the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, House of Representatives, Seventy-seventh Congress, first session, on S. 194 an Act to authorize research by the Public Health Service relating to the cause, diagnosis, and treatment of dental diseases, July 14, 1941.

Mode of access: Internet.

Hospitalization for fishermen : Hearing before the Committee on the Merchant Marine and Fisheries, House of Representatives, Seventy-seventh Congress, first session, on H.R. 84, H.R. 5051, and H.R. 5130, bills to extend the benefits of the United States Public Health Service to fishermen, and for other purposes. July 8, 1941.

Schuyler O. Bland, chairman.

Review of the Public Health Service's response to AIDS.

Item 1070-M.

Organization and staffing for local health services; analysis of information submitted to the Public Health Service in Report of public Health personnel as of January 1, 1958.

Mode of access: Internet.

Gram-negative organisms : an approach to identification (guide to presumptive identification) /

"Reprinted August 1985."

Public Health Personnel, Facilities, and Services in Local Areas, Analysis of Information Submitted to the Public Health Service in Report of Public Health Personnel, Facilities, and Services

Cover Title: Report of Local Public Health Resources

A transdisciplinary approach to adolescent forensic mental health

Objective: To examine new strategies which may be implemented to address the significant mental health and substance abuse problems of young people within the juvenile justice system. Method: Wide-ranging literature review of mental health problems within the juvenile justice population is given, illustrating the high prevalence of mental health problems within this cohort of young people. Reference is made to the differing demographics and agendas of the American justice system compared to that found in Australia. Results: It is suggested that new initiatives stemming from quality Australian studies are required in order to facilitate reform within adolescent forensic mental health. Psychiatrists need to be at the forefront of innovative policy delivery within the juvenile justice system. Conclusions: A transdisciplinary approach is required to meet the changing needs of young people within the juvenile justice system. Such a system of care recognizes that these young people and their families have multiple needs that cross traditional boundaries and a collaborative approach across agencies is essential at both the policy and practical level. Psychiatrists have an important role to play in the development of these services. A systemic process to address such needs is offered.

Does pharmacogenomics provide an ethical challenge to the utilisation of cost-effectiveness analysis by public health systems?

Pharmacogenomics promotes an understanding of the genetic basis for differences in efficacy or toxicity of drugs in different individuals. Implementation of the outcomes of pharmacogenomic research into clinical practice presents a number of difficulties for healthcare. This paper aims to highlight one of the Unique ethical challenges which pharmacogenomics presents for the utilisation of cost-effectiveness analysis by public health systems. This paper contends that pharmacogenomics provides a challenge to fundamental principles which underlie most systems for deciding which drugs should be publicly subsidised. Pharmacogenomics brings into focus the conflict between equality and utility in the context of using cost-effectiveness analysis to aid distribution of a limited national drug budget.