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Item Expert Mission to Maldives for verification of elimination of lymphatic filariasis report of the mission : Maldives, 19–26 June 2011(World Health Organization, 2011) World Health Organization; ވޯރލްޑް ހެލްތު އޯގަނައިޒޭޝަންItem Maldives national reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) strategy and action plan : (2020-2025)(Ministry of Health، Republic of Maldives, 2021-03-22) MInistry of Health; މިނިސްޓްރީ އޮފް ހެލްތުItem Infertility in the Maldives and recommendations for implementing and investing in infertility related policies in the Maldives(Fertility Support Community, 2023-01-19) Fertility Support Community; ފާޓިލިޓީ ސަޕޯޓް ކޮމިއުނިޓީItem Medicines in health care delivery Maldives : situational analysis : 26 May – 5 June 2014(World Health Organization, Regional Office for South East Asia, 2014-07) World Health Organization, Regional Office for South East Asia; ވޯލްޑް ހެލްތް އޯގަނައިޒޭޝަން، ރީޖަނަލް އޮފީސް ފޯ ސައުތު އީސްޓް އޭޝިއާItem Human rights & gender review of gender-based violence related laws in the Maldives(UNFPA Maldives, 2023-12-06) McCabe, Chantelle; ޗަންޓެލްލެ އެމްސީކޭޕްItem Maldives health research bulletin : volume VIII(Ministry of Health, Republic of Maldives, 2022-06-23) Ministry of Health, Republic of Maldives; މިނިސްޓްރީ އޮފް ހެލްތް، ރިޕަބްލިކް އޮފް މޯލްޑިވްސްThe Maldives Health Research Bulletin is an annual publication by the Ministry of Health that promotes health research in the Maldives. The main objectives of publishing this bulletin include: (1) providing a common platform for students, researchers, and other stakeholders to gain easy access to health research materials relevant to the Maldivian context, (2) providing technical support to students and researchers by providing information related to existing and ongoing research as well as highlighting health research priority areas, and (3) ensuring research is conducted in line with national health research priority areas in accordance with Maldivian legislation and international standards. The composition of the eighth volume of the Maldives Health Research Bulletin includes 10 abstracts of completed research, a list of newly approved and ongoing research projects, an overview of the National Health Research Council, and the updated research approval process followed by the National Health Research Council starting in 2022. Additionally, this volume also lists the Health Research Priority Areas for 2022-2025.Item Maldives health research bulletin : volume 1(Ministry of Health and Geneder, Maldives, 2014-04-30) Health Information & Research Section, Monitoring and Coordination, Ministry of Health and Geneder, Maldives; ހެލްތު އިންފޯމޭޝަން އެންޑު ރިސާރޗު ސެކްސަން، މޮނިޓަރިން އެންޑް، މިނިސްޓްރީ އޮފް ހެލްތު އެންޑް ޖެންޑަރ، މޯލްޑިވިސްItem WHO Country Cooperation Strategy Republic of Maldives 2013–2017(World Health Organization, Country Office for Maldives, 2013) World Health Organization, Country Office for Maldives; ވޯރލްޑް ހެލްތު އޯގަނައިޒޭޝަން ކަންޓުރީ އޮފީސް ފޯރ މޯލްޑިވުސްThe health status of the people of Maldives has improved in the past few decades. In 1977, the life expectancy at birth was 46.5 years as compared with about 74 years in 2011. In 1990, 34 live-born babies in every 1000 live births in Maldives died before reaching the age of one year. In 2011, the comparative infant mortality rate figure was 9, with the majority of infant deaths occurring in the neonatal period. The maternal mortality ratio declined from about 500 per 100000 live births in 1990 to 56 per 100000 live births in 2011. Notable achievements have been made in the control of communicable diseases; however, some challenges persist. Dengue, scrub typhus and toxoplasmosis have surfaced due to environmental and climate changes. Diarrhea and acute respiratory infections (ARI) continue to cause significant morbidity among children and adults. Tuberculosis, although controlled, has a high risk of spreading in Malé due to overcrowding and poor housing conditions. Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) accounted for more than 70% of all deaths and disease burden. Lifestyle risk factors are prevalent in the country. The disparity between the atolls and Malé has increased over the past 10 years. Maldives is undergoing socioeconomic and political transition. In this transition, the country is facing extraordinary challenges in consolidating its initial progress within its decentralization programme. Building capacity and strengthening the newly formed institutions, professionalizing the civil service, ensuring equity, and establishing and promoting good governance – all remain key challenges for the country. With the newly formed local government structure in place, the government’s agenda on decentralization requires local communities, spearheaded by the councils, to undertake a number of new roles and responsibilities. Considering this transformation, it is imperative to lay out the framework for smooth and efficient functioning of the local government system. Within the reform context, the Health Master Plan 2006–2015 was reviewed in 2012. The review redirected the policies and strategies of the plan, based on national development priorities, the emerging needs and the lessons learnt. It formulated four principles of the government’s health policy, particularly addressing health as a human right, equitable access to quality health-care services, solidarity for health in all national policies and policy development based on facts and scientific evidence. A focus on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) was kept throughout the process as the timeline for the Health Master Plan is congruent with that of the MDGs. In addition, the Health Sector Roadmap 2012–2013, addressing current challenges and indicating strategic approaches related to the building blocks of the health system, has been drafted.Item Maldives health research bulletin : volume 3(Ministry of Health, Maldives, 2016-04-10) Ministry of Health, Maldives; މިނިސްޓްރީ އޮފް ހެލްތު، ދިވެހިރާއްޖެItem Maldives : a journey of health(World Health Organization ވޯލްޑް ހެލްތް އޯގަނައިޒޭޝަން, 2017) World Health Organization; ވޯލްޑް ހެލްތް އޯގަނައިޒޭޝަން