3^rd Annual Congress & Medicare Expo on Primary Healthcare, Clinical & Medical Case Reports April 17-19, 2017 Dubai, UAE

Nirav has completed his M.Pharm from Gujarat Technological University (GTU) and he has taken Post-Graduate Diploma Intellectual Property Rights (PGDIPR). He got “Best Teaching Award” and he has achieved award of “Best-Student of the year” for the year 2013. Recently, He got \"National Award\"- PEARL Foundation “Best Assistant Professor Award in Pharmacy” for the year 2016. Also, “International Young Leadership Awards-2016” - TIME CyberMedia Pvt. Ltd. “Best Upcoming Young Researcher in Ahmedabad” for the year 2016. He cracked GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test-2013, AICTE) and got stipend from the Indian government. Research Experience in Bioanalytical department and published thesis. Also, He has published Books with ISBN. He has published research, review articles and letter to the editors in reputed International journals. He has been serving as an editorial board member as well as reviewers of reputes

A simple, rapid, sensitive, and selective liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (MS) method was developed and validated for the quantification of Metaxalone, a skeletal muscle relaxant, in human plasma using Metaxalone –D6 as Internal Standard (IS). Following Liquid-Liquid Extraction (LLE) , the analytes were separated using an isocratic mobile phase on a reverse phase C18 column (Chromatopak peerless basic 50× 4.6mm× 3.0µm ) and analyzed by MS in the multiple reaction monitoring mode using the respective [M+H]+ ions, m/z 222.14 / 160.98 for Metaxalone and m/z 228.25 /167.02 for the IS. The assay exhibited a linear dynamic range of 25.19-2521.313 ng/mL for metaxalone in human plasma. The goodness of fit was consistently greater than 0.98 during the course of validation. The range of accuracy and precision of the back-calculated concentrations of the standard curve points was from 94.1 % to 104.4 % and 0.3 % to 5.6 % for metaxalone A run time of 2.0 min for each sample and injection volume is 5 µl . The validated method has been successfully used to analyze human plasma samples for application in pharmacokinetic, bioavailability, or bioequivalence studies.

Dr Shibani Datta is a Professor of Public Health in All India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health. Previously she was a Professor of Calcutta Medical College which is a very renowned College in West Bengal India . She was the team leader of Central Surveillance team of India. Many of her research works have been published in National and International journals.

Diabetes is a silent killer of the century. It has been defined as Fasting blood glucose-126 mg/dl (7.0 mmol/L) and Post-prandial blood glucose-200 mg/dl (11.1 mmol/L). 1, 2 rnDiabetes mellitus causes silent but irreversible damage to different organ systems and It increases the chance of Cardiovascular diseases with very rapid progression.3rnIn India the prevalence of diabetes in adults was found to be 2.4 percent in rural and 4.0-11.6 percent in urban dwellers.1rnObjectives and methodology - A cross sectional observational study was done in a sample population of 235 slum dwellers to estimate the prevalence of diabetes mellitus , to determine the association of the biosocial risk factors and to assess the awareness among the study population . rnFindings - rn Prevalence of diabetes mellitus among the total study subjects was found to be 17.45% with prevalence of 20.93% among the female and 13.21% among the male.rn Awareness about diabetes mellitus was more in the female (8.53%) than male (6.6%).rnSignificant statistical association of diabetes mellitus was observed with age, marital status, physical exercise, diet, family history, obesity, hypertension and hypercholesterolemia.rnRecommendations rnRecommendations were made to adopt healthy life style by quitting addiction , reduction of obesity by diet control and regular physical activities etc rn

MPH Student. Mrs Bulgarelli has her expertise in evaluation and assessment of Primary Health Care in development health systems. Currently she is a MPH student at Nursing School at Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul

Statement of the Problem: The Unified Health System (Acronym in Portuguese is SUS) is the Brazilian public health system. It offers to all Brazilian citizens, by means of its principles and assumptions, treatment to all diseases and health promotion actions. This happens per offering health services in all level of complexity to health care and treatment. The system is organized by means of Primary Health Care(PHC) as its coordinating axis. Among all Health Care Models in SUS, the primary dental treatment and oral health promotion are available within the Family Health Strategy (FHS) which is an achievement of the National Oral Health Policy (NOHP) and the National Primary Care Policy (NPCP). The framework that underpins the provision of quality services in SUS emerges from a concept that is structured in certain aspects as the primary health treatment, health promotion and a specialized health care. Objective: The research subject is the users’ perception regarding oral health care received at the PHC in SUS in Brazil. This can be studied by means of a nationwide survey with SUS users’ perception about received treatments. The aim of this study was to describe and characterize SUS users’ perception regarding some primary dental treatment in the five macro-Brazilian-regions. Methodology: This is a national study developed in primary healthcare public services. The sample consisted of 37262 users of primary dental treatment. Data were collected by means of the Ministry of Health assessment survey. The survey was conducted between 2012-2014 in all the five geographical and political regions of Brazil (North, Northeast, Central, South and Southeast). All users were interviewed at the period they were waiting for treatment at the waiting room inside the health centre facility. Variables used in the present study are associated with users of Primary Health Centre perspective about satisfaction, access and use of services. The studied variables are present in questions of the questionnaire applied to the users. The questions are `Do the oral health care guidelines given to you in the centre fulfil your needs?´ (Yes or no). `At this health care facility, the same dentist assists you?´ (Always, Most of the time, Almost never, Never). `When you stop treatment or do not come to the dental office, for any reason, do the professionals ask you to know what happened to resume the treatment?´ (Yes or No). `In your opinion, how was the care you received from the oral health team?´ (Very good, Good, Fair, Bad, Very bad). Some responses were dichotomized for data analysis and there were a non-response and refusal rate of 7%. It was performed bivariate and associative data analysis with the support of the software SPSS 21 version. To analyse the outcome (positive perceptions) variables were transformed in dichotomies following 95% reliability. It was a survey conducted with minimum risk to the human being and was approved by the ethics committee of UFRGS. Conclusions: The Brazilian Public health system is good, per SUS users’ perspective regarding primary dental treatment. The system must invest in the active search for users who interrupt the treatment and enhance the work of the dentist to follow the treatment of the same user in a continuous way.

Mohammadjavad veisimiankali has a master of ageing nursing. He has educated in Iran\'s medical science now he want establish a center keeping of ageing in his city Kermanshah. So he has worked in heart hospital since2013.

Background: The population of ageing in Iran and other countries are increasing, and our attention to this group\'s health is important to prevent some diseases and health promotion is necessary. We have a definition of health on this basis. This article is studied about concepts health in during ageing. Present studying has been come out from text and researches which have been done.\r\n\r\nMethod: I have done this study withe comprehensive passing and deep search from information base of science like: scopus, pubmed, proqust, magiran. Irandoc with words: health, health ageing, health status, assessment health and health measurement, without limitation of year.\r\n\r\nFinding: The main revenue about ageing health in the text contains medicals model and mental function. Medical model assessment about body problems and functions assessment about oneself perception. So oneself perception is a useful indicator to explaining the level of their health.\r\n\r\nConclusion: The ageing is important group at our communities; studying about ageing health has more mental aspects than other, so fpr this reason studying about ageing health has not to be limited only about medicals aspect.