Patients' rights

Article Abstract:

Longstanding WHO policy insists that health care is a human right, and that United Nations member nations are obligated to provide both care, and adequate patients' rights protections. WHO research has shown that patients who take an active role in their treatment receive better care.

Health aspects, International aspects, Physician and patient, Physician-patient relations, Human rights, Patient advocacy

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WHO's new vaccines program

Article Abstract:

The WHO's Global Program on Vaccines on Immunization represents an integrated approach to the immunization of children around the world. The project aims to protect children from diseases and disabilities by providing them only with the best vaccines available.

Services, Children, Vaccination of children, Vaccination, Immunization of children, Immunization

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