Title Author Year of Publication
(focused on Infectious &
Hunter’s Tropical Medicine and
Emerging Infectious Diseases, 8th
Edition
Nuclear Medicine in Tropical and
Infectious Diseases
Emerging and Neglected
Infectious Diseases: Insights,
Advances, and Challenges
Aim
Edited by G. T. Strickland.
Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders,
2000. 1192 pp
Cook, Gary
European Journal of Nuclear
Medicine & Molecular Imaging.
2004, Vol. 31 Issue 3, p460-460.
1p.
Nicholas Israel Nii-Trebi,
Hindawi Publishing
Corporation
 BioMed Research
International
 Volume 2017,
Article ID 5245021, 15 pages
Data collection method
writing a textbook for
practicing clinician
Book Review
Book review
Major findings Comments
Tropical Disease Book)
added another chapter to the chapters presented in
include "emerging this book was used as
diseases" reference to do an outline
for the chapters of the book
The text consists of 30 I suspect that much of the
chapters, many of which information contained is not
are dedicated to specific easily accessible elsewhere;
tropical and some more especially in our country.
common micro-organisms,
with an emphasis on how
nuclear medicine
techniques may contribute
towards the management of
patients with these
infections.
This review presents It presents only the
current updates on awareness and pursuance
emerging and neglected of effective strategies for
infectious diseases and controlling infectious
highlights the scope, diseases and disease
dynamics, and advances emergence thus remain
in infectious disease crucial to the ever all
management with health index.
particular focus on WHO
top priority emerging

The Impact of Nurses on
Neglected Tropical Disease
Management.
Sleeping Sickness and Other
Parasitic Tropical Diseases
(Book).
Reality Check: Preparing Nursing
Students to Respond to Ebola and
Other Infectious Diseases.
Blood-Siegfried, Jane; Zeantoe,
G. Clinton; Evans, Lauren J.;
Bondo, John; Forstner, James
R.; Wood, Kathryn
Duke University School of
Nursing
Jones, Trevelyn E.
Toth, Luann
Charnizon, Marlene
Grabarek, Daryl
School Library Journal. Jul2002,
Vol. 48 Issue 7, p140. 1/7p.
McNiel, Paula L.1
mcnielp@uwosh.edu
Elertson, Kathleen M.1
Perspectives (Wolters Kluwer
Health). Jan/Feb2017, Vol. 38
Issue 1, p42-43. 2p.
infectious diseases
(EIDs) and neglected
tropical infectious
diseases.
The article offers an overview The result of the study may
of distribution, symptoms, help on the discussion on
pathophysiology, and pathophysiology of diseases
management of 13 neglected
tropical diseases (NTD) and
the nurses' role in delivering
cost-effective integrated
interventions. Topics covered
include NTDs' reemergence in
developed countries where the
infection is limited to
immigrants and travelers, case
studies of schistosomiasis,
Chagas disease, and
leishmaniasis, and preventive
strategies such as mass drug
administration (MDA),
sanitation program, and
vaccines
Discuss only parasitic it will cover in one of the
infection. diseases of the book.
educators to develop Escalating uncertainty EBola will part of the
interactive, regarding the international discussion in the content
multidisciplinary training impact of Ebola virus (look into the placement)
for senior-level disease and other infectious
baccalaureate nursing diseases prompted
students.
Increase in numbers and
proportions of review articles in
Tropical Medicine, Infectious
Diseases, and oncology.
“Neglected” diseases but
unrecognised successes—
challenges and opportunities for
infectious disease control
Travel and tropical medicine
practice among infectious disease
practitioners.
Colebunders, Robert; Kenyon,
Chris; Rousseau, Ronald
Affiliation:
Institute of Tropical Medicine,
Nationalestraat 155; University
of Antwerp
David H Molyneux
Lancet 2004; 364: 380–83
Published online July 13, 2004
http://image.thelancet.com
Streit JA; Marano C; Beekmann
SE; Polgreen PM; Moore TA;
Brunette GW; Kozarsky PE
Department of Internal
Medicine, University of Iowa
Carver College of Medicine,
Iowa City, IA, USA
GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals,
Wavre, Belgium Ochsner Health
System, New Orleans, LA,
This article examines
whether the absolute and
Book review relative numbers of reviews
are increasing in the
following three subfields of
medical sciences: Tropical
Medicine, Infectious
Diseases, and Oncology
The proactive pro-poor
interventions against
neglected diseases
succeeded by aiming to
reduce transmission.
Allocation of a small
fraction of the Global Fund
resources to “neglected”
diseases would be likely to
achieve broader public
health goals
only for continuing
education in medicine
Streit JA; Marano C; Beekmann
SE; Polgreen PM; Moore TA;
Brunette GW; Kozarsky PE
Affiliation:
Department of Internal Medicine,
University of Iowa Carver
College of Medicine, Iowa City,
IA, USA GlaxoSmithKline
Biologicals, Wavre, Belgium
Ochsner Health System, New
Orleans, LA,
Elimination of neglected tropical
diseases in the South-East Asia
Region of the World Health
Organization
Jai P Narain, AP Dash, Parnell,
SK Bhattacharya,
Barua,Bhatia& L Savioli
The article offers an
overview of distribution,
symptoms, pathophysiology,
and management of 13
neglected tropical diseases
(NTD) and the nurses' role
in delivering cost-effective
integrated interventions.
Topics covered include
NTDs' reemergence in
developed countries where
the infection is limited to
immigrants and travelers,
case studies of
schistosomiasis, Chagas
disease, and leishmaniasis,
and preventive strategies
such as mass drug
administration (MDA),
sanitation program, and
vaccines.
The World Health Assembly
and the WHO Regional
Committee, through a series
of resolutions, have already
expressed regional and
global commitments for the
elimination of these diseases
as public health problems.
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