TAILIEUCHUNG - Child Health Research A Foundation for Improving Child Health

The goal of this work is to gather the basic experimental data and knowledge to build this CAD tool. Then, it describes its initial features, experience and results that we have achieved so far. The paper is organized as follows. First, the related work section presents the studies and empirical models that describe the power losses in a wireless network depending on the material. The section also presents the different disciplines involved in the development of an AmI system. Then, the importance of obtaining a completely ubiquitous system with the integration in furniture is highlighted in Section 3. Later, the. | Child Health Research A Foundation for Improving Child Health WHO FCH CAH Contents Foreword 3 Executive Summary 4 Introduction 6 The State of Child Health Today 7 Recognizing risk factors affecting child health 8 Building on the Research Foundation Four Case Studies 1 3 Strategies for Child Health Research 20 Is the Finish Fine in Sight 2 3 Conclusions and Recommendations 25 References 26 Acknowledgements 29 Acronyms 30 Global Forum for Health Research Helping correct the 10 90 gap World Health Organization 2 Foreword Research makes a difference Progress in public health depends on the systematic critical review and analysis of current practice with a view to doing things better in the future this is the essence of research. The cycle of research action and evaluation leading on to more research has provided the underpinning for many of the most remarkable achievements in global health exemplified by the dramatic declines in child mortality that have occurred over the past few decades. Yet still today there are many infants and children who have not benefited from such progress and for whom the fruits of research remain inaccessible. Of the five leading causes of premature death and disability in the world today three are primarily or exclusively childhood diseases - respiratory infections perinatal conditions and diarrhoeal diseases. Mortality rates among newly-born infants remain stubbornly high in many countries because mothers lack care during pregnancy and childbirth and babies do not receive essential newborn care. Each year more than ten million children die before they reach their fifth birthday most of them fromjust five conditions - respiratory tract infections diarrhoea malaria measles and infections arising at birth. Underlying determinants include malnutrition lack of access to health care and inadequate education particularly in girls and women. These deaths are all the more tragic because they are eminently avoidable given the widespread use of

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