UVODCampylobacter species je najčešća bakterija izolovana uzorkovanjem namirnica i smatra se najčešćim uzročnikom akutnih dijareja kod ljudi u svim uzrastima (1, 2). Campylobacter jejuni odgovoran je za nastanak nekih autoimunih bolesti, kao što je reumatoidni artritis i Guillain-Barre-ov sindrom (3). U 50 % slučajeva, izvor zaraze je sveže pileće meso, a ostalih 50% izvori su kontaminirana crvena mesa, sveže mleko, sir, morski plodovi, pijaća voda i drugo (4,5
The aim of the analysis of the health status of women in Shumadia district to identify priority health problems. As data sources are reports about diseases, conditions and injuries Health Services Women's health centers Shumadians district, for the period 1999-2008. years. The population of women with Sumadija districts, growth rates of morbidity in the period from 260 to 423 per 1000 women. In the morbidity structure is dominated by diseases of the genitourinary genitourinary system, representing 63,9% in the last year of observation. In the second place, there are factors that influence contact with health service, following pregnancy, childbirth and puerperium, infectious and parasitic diseases and tumors. The death rate from all causes of death increase in the period from 1325 to 1401 per 100000 women. Maternal mortality and mortality of women in relation to diseases and conditions in pregnancy, at delivery and six weeks after delivery was noted only in 2003. years (32,8 deaths per 100000 livebirths).
Evidence-based Clinical Guidelines (CGs) for Good Clinical Practice (GCP) have emerged to synthesize and systematize a wealth of knowledge from scientific journals that health professionals have been unable to follow. Today, the COVID 19 pandemic requires them more than ever. CGs are defined as a set of systematized claims, based on a systematic analysis of scientific evidence, that point to the performance of GCP; contain an assessment of the usefulness and harmfulness of various diagnostic and therapeutic options. "The Good": CG is necessary for health professionals, patients and society, because the knowledge gained in studies is insufficient to perform GCP in further practice. "The Bad": The shortcomings of the CG stem from; (a) there are still many unknowns in medicine, as funding for scientific research is inadequate; (b) the disunity of different institutions that make recommendations at the global, even local level results in different guidelines, although they are based on identical scientific papers as evidence; (c) most clinical scientific studies exclude groups of patients that make up a significant population in everyday practice and the guidelines more or less (do not) apply to them; (d) the impossibility of implementing the CG, because they are not backed by state regulatory bodies and / or the economy cannot follow them. "The Ugly": (a) the ambition of a large number of practitioners and researchers to be among the authors of the guidelines, although many do not have competence for the subject matter; (b) industry (equipment, drugs, supplements) most often funds scientific research and the interdependence of industry and the "dependence" of the authors of guidelines is often intertwined; and (c) publishing (un) intentionally falsified study results which then serve to "support" some guidelines. often in (un) intentional alliance with the editors of the world's elite medical journals.
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