A medida que se acerca al final de un turno de 24 horas, una doctora exhausta revisa nuevamente el tratamiento de su último paciente, que está dolorido pero necesita ser dado de alta para...
24時間勤務の終盤、疲労のたまった医師が最後の患者の治療内容を再確認します。患者に痛みは残るものの、病床を空けるために退院させねばなりません。心身ともに疲れ切っているにもかかわらず、彼女の集中力はその目の前の患者に向けられたままです。
As she nears the end of a 24-hour shift, an exhausted doctor double-checks the treatment of her last patient, who’s in pain but needs to be discharged to free up beds. Despite being menta...
Asia Central - Kazajstán, Kirguistán, Tayikistán, Turkmenistán y Uzbekistán - es una región con un potencial envidiable. Aproximadamente la mitad de sus 80 millones de habitantes tiene me...
中央アジア（カザフスタン、キルギス、タジキスタン、トルクメニスタン、ウズベキスタン）は、非常に大きな潜在力を持つ地域です。人口8,000万人のうち、約半数が30歳以下。また、この地域はヨーロッパとアジアの経済大国をつなぐ架け橋となっています。今年、この5カ国のGDP成長率は4.1％と見込まれており、これは世界平均の2.6％を大きく上回り、ヨーロッパ地域の他のどの地域よりも...
Central Asia – Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan – is a region with enviable potential. About half of its population of 80 million people is under the age of...
We live in an age of permacrisis. Here in the World Health Organization’s (WHO) European region, we have faced an unprecedented number of emergencies in recent years, including disease ou...
Mira from Kyrgyzstan has been living with diabetes for nearly 40 years.
Health systems across the European Region are in crisis, facing existential challenges from multiple directions. This includes severe and persistent healthcare workforce shortages, which,...
How do we ensure, amid a relentless war, that we can deliver the right health services in the right place, at the right time?
In the eight months of war in Ukraine, the World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed almost 600 attacks on health care facilities – with hospitals and other critical infrastructure da...
In the current global situation, characterised by political and economic uncertainty, high energy costs, labour shortages and the rising cost of living, many government finance ministers ...
Moving into the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, as Europe’s winter gives way to spring, it may be tempting for exhausted governments and societies alike to wish the pandemic over.
