Bonjour,
j'ai l'honneur de vous informer de la création de la société algérienne
de Toxicologie "satox" sous la présidence du Pr. MERAD BOUDIA Rachid,
le site web de la société est "satox.org". La tenue de la 1ère Journée
Scientifique de la SATOX les 5 et 6 Décembre 2007 au niveau du nouvel
institut pasteur d'Alger (NIPA.

« Médicaments : l'Igas pour une réduction de moitié des dépenses de
promotion des labos »
Les Echos, La Tribune, 5 Novembre 2007

Les Echos font savoir que « dans un rapport remis au gouvernement,
l'Inspection générale des affaires sociales préconise «un désarmement
commercial organisé» de l'industrie pharmaceutique ».
Le journal explique en effet que selon l'Igas, « le dispositif d'information
des médecins libéraux par les visiteurs médicaux des laboratoires coûte très
cher tout en «favorisant l'expansion globale des prescriptions» ».
Les Echos indiquent que ce rapport appelle à « une réduction de plus de
moitié des dépenses consacrées à la promotion du médicament ».
Le quotidien précise que « selon l'Igas, le système présente un coût de
revient de plus de 25 000 euros par généraliste et par an, financé in fine
«par la collectivité à travers les prix administrés du médicament» ».
Le journal ajoute que « malgré le recul critique des médecins sur le biais
commercial des informations apportées, la visite «a une influence certaine
sur les prescriptions» ».
Les Echos notent que « les pouvoirs publics devraient, selon l'Igas,
afficher un objectif cible de réduction des dépenses, et forcer les
laboratoires à l'atteindre ».
Le quotidien relève que « cette réduction du «bruit promotionnel» est
«nécessaire pour que les messages publics puissent être entendus. La
disproportion est énorme entre les moyens de la Haute Autorité de santé et
ceux des laboratoires» ».
Le journal note que « l'Igas estime que le «rôle directeur» de la HAS «doit
être conforté». [...] La HAS devrait produire des recommandations plus simples
à utiliser, collaborer avec le réseau de l'assurance-maladie et mettre en
place des «médecins sentinelles» pour contrecarrer les desseins de
l'industrie ».
De son côté, La Tribune relève sur une page que « l'argent des philanthropes
de la santé bouscule les laboratoires ».
Le journal observe en effet qu'« en 2006, les fondations privées ont versé 5
à 7 milliards de dollars pour la recherche dans la santé. L'industrie
pharmaceutique s'interroge sur l'attitude à adopter face à ces nouveaux
bailleurs de fonds ». (Rapport de l'Igas disponible sur le site
<http://www.lesechos.fr/info/sante/300215456.htm>  des Echos)

De: "Achouri" <achourih@...>
À: hedi_achouri@...
Cc: hedi.achouri@...
Objet: Fw: Health reporter: focus on Cancer in Africa
Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2007 11:38:01 +0100

IDS Health & Development  Information one of a family of knowledge services from the Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, UK Health Resource Guide Health Systems Resource Guide HIV and AIDS Resource Guide id21 Health HEALTH REPORTER: focus on Cancer in Africa 13 November 2007 produced by the IDS Health and Development Information team in collaboration with Eldis and the DFID Health Resource Centre This is our monthly email bulletin, bringing together research to inform policy debates on health in developing countries. The Health Reporter aims to provide readers with a more in-depth look at a particular area of health policy. This month's theme is Cancer in Africa. The bulletin also features summaries of new documents and other additions to the Health Resource Guide Health Reporter archive - an archive is now available on the Health Resource Guide. See previous issues of the Health Reporter at www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health/health-reporter All documents listed below are available free on the web. If you are unable to access any of these materials online and would like to receive a copy of a document as an email attachment, please contact r.wolfe@... Contents: Feature: Cancer in Africa Recommended readings on Cancer in Africa Controlling cancer in developing countries: prevention and treatment strategies merit further study Preventing cervical cancer in low-resource settings Cancer care in sub-Saharan Africa - urgent need for population-based cancer registries Cape town Declaration on Cancer Control in Africa London Declaration on Cancer Control in Africa Other recommended readings Where do tuberculosis patients go for treatment before reporting to DOTS clinics in southern Nigeria? A community-based education programme about cervical cancer improves knowledge and screening behaviour in Honduran women Did the strategy of skilled attendance at birth reach the poor in Indonesia The burden of high blood pressure and related risk factors in urban sub-Saharan Africa: evidence from Douala in Cameroon Generating political priority for public health causes in developing countries: implications for a study on maternal mortality Announcements Feature: Cancer in Africa In 2002 over 500 000 people died from cancer in Africa, and by 2030 this figure is expected to rise above 1.2 million people. Whilst the burden of cancer grows, services for screening, early diagnosis, treatment and palliative care remain negligible. This is partly because the limited health resources and infrastructure that exist are geared towards dealing with epidemics such as HIV and AIDS. In many countries there is a gross underestimation of the incidence of cancers due to the failure of many patients to report to hospital, lack of adequate healthcare facilities and absence of population-based cancer registries. As a result, cancer remains a low-priority for policy-makers and the general population continues to be unaware of the risk factors and early indicators of cancer. Treating cancer does not necessarily require expensive facilities and drugs which are beyond the reach of many poor people. Up to 40 per cent of cancers are caused by factors that can be prevented or controlled at a low cost. For instance, vaccination programmes against the hepatitis B virus can reduce the incidence of liver and cervical cancer; and public education programmes are effective in reducing risk factors including poor nutrition, alcohol consumption and tobacco smoking - a major cause of lung cancer. High-level meetings in Cape Town (December 2006) and London (May 2007) have been held to identify ways to bring comprehensive care to African countries. Participants working in global health and cancer control emphasise the need for countries to develop well-funded cancer control strategies through which governments can frame legislation, design health services and raise public awareness. Enhanced cancer surveillance and monitoring through population-based cancer registries is also necessary so that policy-makers can reliably estimate the number of new cases, and know what programmes are most effective and appropriate to treat these. Political will and government commitment is essential to ensure that financial resources are put into delivering cancer services and programmes that focus on education, prevention and early detection. Partnerships with international organisations, non-governmental organisations and research institutions may be useful for building the capacity of healthcare professionals and existing African institutions whilst at the same time, ensuring that policies are owned by national stakeholders and interventions are appropriate for African contexts. Non-communicable diseases www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health/non-communicable-diseases-injuries-and-mental-health id21 insights: Palliative care www.id21.org/insights/insights-h08/index.html International Atomic Energy Agency, Programme of Action for Cancer Therapy www-naweb.iaea.org/pact// Recommended readings on Cancer in Africa Controlling cancer in developing countries: prevention and treatment strategies merit further study Publisher: Disease Control Priorities Project, Maryland, 2007 This paper, by the Disease Control Priorities Project, discusses the burden of cancer in developing countries. It also examines which types of cancers can be prevented and treated affordably in low-resource settings and which interventions can be used to control them. Primary prevention measures include: immunisation against or treatment of infectious agents associated with cancers; national tobacco and alcohol control programmes; and programmes to promote diets that include more fruits and vegetables and fewer harmful fats and processed foods. The paper concludes that to guide policymakers on the most effective cancer control strategies in developing countries, more work is needed in the following areas: clinical evaluations of cancer control interventions, health services research, and country specific economic evaluations. It recommends that since current knowledge about cancer control is incomplete, developing countries should start in small areas and gain knowledge from well-documented pilot programmes. Starting small might entail focusing on individuals with certain high-risk characteristics or in a limited geographic area, and scaling up should occur only after pilot programmes have been shown to perform well.   Available online at: www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health&id=33975&type=Document   Back to list Preventing cervical cancer in low-resource settings Authors: Reproline [Outlook Journal] Publisher: Reproductive Health Online, 1998   This edition outlines the issues that must be considered when providing cervical cancer prevention services, and summarises experiences and lessons learned from programs in developing countries. Much of the information has been adapted from the second edition of PATH's Planning Appropriate Cervical Cancer Prevention Programs. The paper demonstrates that the demand for programs to combat cervical cancer is strong. While many countries have expended their scarce resources on providing surgical and radiotherapy services to a very small proportion of these women, there is little they can do for most cancer patients but provide palliative care. It argues that, at a minimum, programs must plan to achieve the goals listed below to reduce cervical cancer incidence and mortality: increase awareness of cervical cancer and preventive health-seeking behaviour among women in their thirties and forties screen all women aged 35 to 50 at least once before expanding services to other age groups or decreasing the interval between screening treat women with high-grade lesions, refer those with invasive disease where possible, and provide palliative care for women with advanced cancer collect service delivery statistics that will facilitate ongoing monitoring and evaluation of program activities and outputs At the same time support for general STI control efforts will contribute to preventing a portion of cervical cancer cases in the long term. Key activities for achieving these minimum program goals in many low-resource settings include: coordinating cervical cancer prevention services with health programs that offer related services and/or reach women in their thirties and forties identifying and addressing bottlenecks to effective service delivery (for example, inadequate cytology services or inadequate information systems) before initiating a new program removing regulatory barriers to broadening access to services, such as regulations that do not allow nurses, midwives, or other paramedical workers to provide screening services ensuring that providers at all levels are trained in all aspects of cervical cancer prevention, including counselling skills using innovative, culturally appropriate, field-tested strategies to reach underserved older women supporting targeted research on new screening and treatment approaches that may increase access to services and cut program costs Available online at: www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health&id=14135&type=Document   Back to list Cancer care in sub-Saharan Africa - urgent need for population-based cancer registries Authors: M. N. Okobia Publisher: Ethiopian Journal of Health Development, 2007   This article, published in the Ethiopian Journal of Health Development, reviews literature on cancer statistics in sub-Saharan Africa, and assesses the need for population-based cancer registries to enhance cancer care and prevention within the region. The article finds that there are few cancer registries in sub-Saharan Africa and most of these are hospital based. This is partly because in many countries cancer is a low priority as more emphasis is placed on the control of communicable diseases and improving environmental sanitation. Data emerging from cancer registries indicates that the burden of cancer is increasing rapidly. However, there is a gross underestimation of the incidence of cancers due to failure of many patients to report to hospital, lack of adequate health care facilities, absence of population-based registries, and lack of compulsory registration of births and deaths. The paper concludes that cancer statistics are inadequate due to a lack of functional population-based cancer registries. The authors recommend that population based cancer registries be established to facilitate the formulation of appropriate policies for improved cancer care and prevention.   Available online at: www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health&id=34037&type=Document   Back to list Cape town Declaration on Cancer Control in Africa Publisher: Programme of Action for Cancer Therapy, 2006   Over 70 high level health care authorities and experts from Africa met in Cape Town, South Africa, in December 2006 to discuss the growing burden of cancer in Africa. The meeting focused on the most common cancers in men and women, existing capacities to diagnose and treat cancer, and future trends. They also addressed some key questions about the urgent need for comprehensive cancer control planning at national level and the need for new funding. The declaration made by the participants at the meeting contains several recommendations for improving cancer diagnosis, treatment and care in Africa. These include: Raising awareness about the looming cancer problem in Africa and the huge disparities that exist in cancer care services. The establishment of effective national plans that are financed from national resources, with international agencies helping by providing technical assistance. Utilising existing data to initiative and develop national plans, and the establishment of population-based cancer registries. Engaging national health authorities and civil society in raising public awareness about cancer and its risk factors. Concurrent planning of education and training programmes to build capacity of health care professionals using existing African institutions and regional cancer training networks. Available online at: www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health&id=34041&type=Document   Back to list London Declaration on Cancer Control in Africa Publisher: Programme of Action for Cancer Therapy, 2007   The purpose of this London Declaration is to raise awareness of the magnitude of the cancer burden in Africa and to call for immediate action to bring comprehensive care to African countries. The establishment of cancer care programmes in African countries requires the integration of clinical and public health systems. A comprehensive cancer control strategy must bring together prevention, early detection and diagnosis, treatment and palliative care. More investment is needed to deliver these services in terms of trained staff, equipment, relevant drugs and information systems, as well as public education. The declaration identifies fundamental areas of cancer control that form the cornerstones of comprehensive cancer control programmes: Cancer surveillance/registries and national cancer plans, to collect and analyse data on the scale of the cancer burden of each country Prevention programmes that reduce the risk factors associated with cancer, for instance tobacco consumption Early diagnosis and screening programmes that include increasing societal awareness of early signs and symptoms of cancer Treatment, in particular of childhood cancers which have a high cure rate Palliative care, including pain and symptom control, coupled with counselling and spiritual care Research and training of health care professionals. Available online at: www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health&id=34033&type=Document   Back to list Other recommended readings Where do tuberculosis patients go for treatment before reporting to DOTS clinics in southern Nigeria? Authors: J. C. Okeibunor; N. G. Onyeneho; J. N. Chukwu; E. Post Publisher: Tanzania Health Research Bulletin, 2007   This paper in the Tanzania health research bulletin, analyses the health-seeking patterns of persons with tuberculosis (TB) before reporting at the Directly Observed Treatment Short-course (DOTS) clinic for diagnosis and treatment. From a study of semi-structured interviews with 221 persons in Southern Nigeria, the paper finds that the perceived causes of TB influence people's first choice of treatment. Of the 221 respondents, only four went straight to the DOTS clinic and the remaining 217 took between one and six other options before reporting to the clinic. The respondents had a median diagnostic-delay of 90 days. The paper concludes that delay in commencement of DOTS treatment was attributable to ignorance among patients and the poor attitude of some health workers which discouraged the use of DOTS facilities. The paper recommends that delays in seeking care can be addressed through community health education and sensitisation programmes that address misconceptions about TB and create demand for DOTS in the communities. The attitude of health workers can be improved through enhanced supervision, better working conditions and organised community participation in monitoring the programme. Available online at: www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health&id=33992&type=Document   Back to list A community-based education programme about cervical cancer improves knowledge and screening behaviour in Honduran women Authors: R. B. Perkins; S. Langrish; L. J. Stern; C. J. Simon Publisher: Pan American Journal of Public Health, 2007   This study, published in the Pan American journal of Public Health, examines the effects of a community-based cervical education programme in Honduras. The programme consisted of radio broadcasts targeting rural women and presentations to community nurses. It finds that the radio broadcasts increased the proportion of women who were familiar with the term 'cervical cancer', who could identify means of preventing cervical cancer, and who understood the purpose of the Pap smear. In addition, older and under-screened women were successfully recruited for screening via radio. The nurses' programme improved understanding of the correct use of the Pap smear. The nurses retained a significant amount of knowledge two years after this training. The paper concludes that in developing countries, inexpensive, community-based educational programmes using radio broadcasts and lecture presentations can have substantial impacts in increasing cervical cancer knowledge and improving screening behaviour. The involvement of community volunteers through all aspects of the programme helped to ensure its success and sustainability. [adapted from author]   Available online at: www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health&id=33960&type=Document   Back to list Did the strategy of skilled attendance at birth reach the poor in Indonesia Authors: L. Hatt; C. Stanton; K. Makowiecka Publisher: Bulletin of the World Health Organization : the International Journal of Public Health, 2007 This article in the Bulletin of the World Health Organization, assesses whether the strategy of 'a midwife in every village' in Indonesia achieved its aim of increasing professional delivery care for the poorest women. Using data from Demographic and Health Surveys from 1986-2002, the article examines trends in the percentage of births attended by a health professional and deliveries via caesarean section. It finds that after the implementation of the village midwife programme, the greatest increases in professional attendance occurred among the poorest two quintiles. In contrast, most of the increase in rates of caesarean section occurred among women in the wealthiest quintile. Rates of caesarean deliveries remained at less than one per cent for the poorest two-fifths of the population, but rose to ten per cent for the wealthiest fifth. The article concludes that the Indonesian village midwife programme dramatically reduced socioeconomic inequalities in professional attendance at birth, but the gap in access to potentially life-saving emergency obstetric care widened. This underscores the importance of understanding the barriers to accessing emergency obstetric care and the ways of overcoming them, especially among the poor. [adapted from author]   Available online at: www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health&id=33915&type=Document   Back to list The burden of high blood pressure and related risk factors in urban sub-Saharan Africa: evidence from Douala in Cameroon Authors: A. P. Kengne; P. K. Awah; L. Fezeu; J. C. Mbanya Publisher: African Health Sciences, Makerere University Medical School, 2007   This article, published in African Health Sciences journal, investigates the burden of high blood pressure (hypertension) and its risk factors in an urban area of Cameroon. Using data collected from over 2,500 adults, the study finds that approximately nine per cent are hypertensive. This was associated with known risk factors including tobacco smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity and age. The high prevalence of hypertension and its risk factors, associated with an aging population will result in an increase in the number of patients in the near future, adding a heavy burden to the health system. The paper finds that in most sub-Saharan African settings, hypertension control assumes a relatively low priority and little experience exists in implementing sustainable and successful programmes for treatment. It concludes that there is an urgent need to implement at primary care level, both community and health facility-based, cost effective strategies that targeting risk factors, community awareness and management of this condition by health professionals. There is also a need for greater epidemiological studies into monitoring the trends of hypertension and related risk factors, as well as both fatal and non-fatal outcomes.   Available online at: www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health&id=33985&type=Document   Back to list Generating political priority for public health causes in developing countries: implications for a study on maternal mortality Authors: J. Shiffman Publisher: Center for Global Development, USA, 2007   This Centre for Global Development brief discusses the factors that have influenced the degree to which national leaders have made maternal mortality a political priority. The brief compares five countries - Guatemala, Honduras, India, Indonesia and Nigeria, which have varying levels of political priority for maternal mortality reduction. The factors affecting the extent to which maternal mortality is prioritised in these countries include: increased resources from donors, domestic advocacy, the organisation of large scale events which bring visibility to the issue, and practical and clear policy solutions. The paper concludes that attaining public health goals is as much a political priority as it is a medical or technical challenge. Success requires not only appropriate technical interventions but also effective political strategies. It recommends that policy communities in settings with significant public health problems need to develop careful political strategies to ensure that their national leaders give these issues the attention and resources they deserve. National health advocates are more likely to be effective if they: unify their political power to press national leaders to act; develop credible indicators and deploy these strategically so that policy leaders become aware of the problem and cannot plausibly deny its existence; present practical solutions; and understand the country context.   Available online at: www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/health&id=34038&&type=Document   Back to list Announcements Request for feedback about the Eldis health, health systems and HIV and AIDS resource guides Eldis are in the process of reviewing the health, health systems and HIV and AIDS resource guides, and are looking for ways to improve and expand their coverage. We are interested to know whether there are any subjects that you would like to receive more information about or additional themes that we could cover. Please send your suggestions to hdi@... Conference: Healthy People for the Healthy World, 25-27 June 2008, Bangkok, Thailand This conference is being held in celebration of the 60th year anniversary of WHO and the 30th year of "Health for all". This will be the 5th International Conference in collaboration with the Global Network of WHO Collaborating Centres for Nursing and Midwifery Development. This conference emphasises the health services and strategies that promote people's optimal level of health. Concurrent sessions are open for projects and research across health care disciplines. Abstracts for paper and poster presentation are welcome. The conference serves as a forum for health care providers, researchers, educators and policy-makers from international institutions to present the results of research and project developments, and highlights related activities from around the world. 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IDS Health and Development Information currently has three flagship products: Health Resource Guide - www.eldis.org/health Health Systems Resource Guide - www.eldis.org/healthsystems HIV and AIDS Resource Guide - www.eldis.org/hivaids The HRC provides access to technical assistance and information for the Department for International Development (DFID UK), and its partners, in support of pro-poor health policies as well as health systems, service delivery and public health topics and programmes. Eldis currently includes descriptions and links to over 4,500 organisations and over 16,000 full-text online documents covering development and environmental issues. It can be searched or browsed free over the Internet. You are welcome to re-use material from this bulletin on your own website, provided that it is accompanied by an acknowledgement to Eldis and a link to the Eldis website (either to our home page or to the home page of one of our Resource Guides). 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Objet: Fw: Appel à candidatu=?ISO-8859-1?Q?re_pour_=E9tudiants_?=et enseignants boursiers - programme Erasmus mundus
Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2007 11:30:38 +0100


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From: "Cvetkovic, Suzana" <Suzana.Cvetkovic@...>
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Sent: Tue, 13 Nov 2007 11:48:43 +0100
Subject: Appel à candidature pour étudiants et enseignants boursiers  - programme Erasmus mundus

Madame, Monsieur,

 

J’ai le plaisir de vous transmettre des informations concernant le Master européen en santé publique « Europubhealth  » dont l’Ecole nationale de la Santé publique à Rennes est le coordinateur.

 

Ces informations pouvant intéresser des étudiants et des enseignants de votre pays éligibles à une bourse du programme Erasmus Mundus de la Commission Européenne, je vous remercie par avance pour votre soutien à leur diffusion.  

 

Meilleures salutations,

 

Suzana CVETKOVIC

Direction des affaires internationales 
E.N.S.P.
Avenue du Professeur Léon Bernard
35043 Rennes cedex
Tél. :  + 33 (0) 2 99 02 26 68

Fax : + 33 (0) 2 99 02 26 95

E-mail : suzana.cvetkovic@...

www.ensp.fr

 

 

MERCI DE BIEN VOULOIR DIFFUSER CETTE INFORMATION A TOUTE PERSONNE SUSCEPTIBLE D'ETRE INTERESSEE

 

 

 

ETUDIANTS :

Le master Europubhealth est une formation en santé publique de 2 ans qui propose sept possibilités de spécialisations dont une en «Santé environnementale », ouverte aux étudiants de profil scientifique. Cette spécialisation vise à former des professionnels de santé à l’identification, l’analyse et la gestion des risques sanitaires liés à l’environnement et aux milieux de vie. Détails sur le contenu de la spécialisation sur notre site web : http://www.europubhealth.org/fr/module/11/Santé+environnementale/

 

Le label Erasmus Mundus délivré par la Commission européenne approuve le niveau d’excellence de cette formation et permet à des étudiants de pays tiers (1) de bénéficier des bourses d’un montant de 42.000 euros pour deux années d’étude.

 

Date limite  de dépôt des candidatures pour le Master et la bourse : 30 novembre 2007

Candidature en ligne  : http://www.europubhealth.org/fr/postuler/

 

 

ENSEIGNANTS  :

Le programme Erasmus Mundus offre des bourses à des enseignants de pays tiers (1) qui souhaitent réaliser pendant 3 mois des travaux de recherche, des cours ou une autre activité universitaire dans le cadre du Master en Santé publique Europubhealth.

 

Pour la prochaine rentrée universitaire, la participation de ces boursiers est prévue entre avril et juin 2009 sur deux sites, à savoir :

Ø        2 mois dans une des Universités ou Ecoles de santé publique qui dispensent les cours de 1ère ou 2ème année du Master (Université de Sheffield, Ecole Andalouse de Santé Publique, Université de Rennes 1, Ecole Nationale de la Santé Publique à Rennes, Université de Copenhague) et

Ø        1 mois sur le lieu du module d’intégration où se regroupent les étudiants qui terminent leur première année d’études.

Les boursiers perçoivent la somme de 13.000€ pour cette période de 3 mois.

 

  

Date limite d’envoi des candidatures avant le 21 décembre 2007.

Informations et dossier téléchargeable disponibles sur notre site  web : http://www.europubhealth.org/fr/teacheph/

 

 

Choose excellence

for your career  in public health

www.europubhealth.org 

European public health master course.

www.europhamili.org  

Managing transnational public health issues in Europe

 

 

 (1) Un pays tiers est tout pays à l’exception des pays membres de l’Union Européenne, des pays membres de EEA/EFTA (Islande, Liechtenstein, Norvège), ainsi que des pays ayant vocation à rejoindre l\'Union Européenne (Croatie, Macédoine et Turquie).

 

 

 

 

 

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.. est attachée  pour votre information et bon usage. C'est un excellent outil
de travail et une bonne base  de référence.

Certains documents sont plus adaptés au contexte des pays développés mais la
plupart présente un intérêt plus large.
Il serait utile de faire un travail similair <<EcoSante bibliographie Oct
2007.pdf>> e pour les pays en développement et ceux du Maghreb en particulier.
J'avais entamé ce travail il y a quelques années mais il mérite d'être poursuivi
et surtout actualisé et maintenu. Y a -t- il des volontaires ? je suis disposé à
les aider.

Bien à vous tous

Miloud

Miloud Kaddar
Health Economist
FCH/ IVB/EPI+, Room M236
World Health Organization
Avenue Appia 20, CH-1211, Geneva 27
Switzerland
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Tel: + 41 22 791 14 36; Fax: +41 22 791 4384
e-mail: kaddarm@...
web site: www.who.int/vaccines-access

100 millions USD de la Fondation Gates pour la recherche médicale

Dakar, Sénégal (PANA) - La Fondation Bill & Melinda Gates va consacrer 100
millions de dollars US sur cinq ans à un nouveau projet de subventions
rapides en vue d'encourager des recherches médicales à travers le monde, a
appris mardi la PANA de source associative.

Le nouveau projet de subventions rapides a pour objectif d'inciter les
scientifiques du monde "à explorer des idées créatives et originales,
susceptibles d'assurer des avancées majeures dans le domaine des principales
maladies affectant les pays les plus démunis".

Baptisée "Grand Challenges Explorations", l'initiative de la Fondation Bill
£ Melinda Gates va soutenir des centaines de projets de recherche dans leurs
premiers stades. Elle évaluera rapidement un grand nombre d'idées innovantes
pouvant déboucher sur de nouveaux vaccins, diagnostics, médicaments et
autres technologies ciblant des maladies qui font chaque année des millions
de morts.

Selon la Fondation, le montant des subventions sera d'environ 100.000
dollars US chacune.

Le premier appel à propositions sera lancé au premier semestre 2008 et les
premières subventions devraient être annoncées d'ici l'automne 2008, précise
la Fondation.

Nous savons que en Afrique, il se dit que chaque fois que meurt un
sage, c'est une bibliotheque qui disparait. Mais moi j'ose croire
que, le Dr OUCHEFOUN ABDELKRIM en sa qualité de directeur de
scolarité á la faculté de Médecine d'Alger n'est pas mort en soi.
Car subsitera à jamais le fruit de son travail pour la science et
l'humanité.
Mes condoleances à la grande famille d'Algerie et de la science!

--- Dans santepublique_algerie@..., "Kaddar, Miloud"
<kaddarm@...> a écrit :
>
> UNE  BIEN TRISTE NOUVELLE POUR NOUS TOUS.
>
> Miloud
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: lamri larbi [mailto:lamrilarbi2005@...]
> Sent: 26 November 2007 16:12
> To: habiba.benromdhane@...; achouri hedi; Kaddar, Miloud;
zineddine elidrissi; Saada Chougrani; 'Mustapha Semmoud'; Sabri, Dr
Belgacem - emro; ACHOUR Noureddine; noureddine.cherni@...; kaid
tlilane nouara; Bessaoud Khaled 3; Abdelali Belghiti Alaoui;
brahamia@...; fellousse@...; fgouaima@...; maghoulidi@...;
djzoughailech@...
> Subject: Perte d'un grand de RESSMA
>
>
> Chers amis, il quelques instants Dr OUCHEFOUN Abdelkrim est décédé
subitement. L'Algérie perd un grand Monsieur de la santé publique.
Pour nos amis qui ne le connaissent pas, c'est un membre fondateur
de RESSMA et il est aussi un des principaux fondateurs du
département d'économie de la santé de l'INSP. Je l'ai vu hier à la
fac de médecine d'Alger (il est directeur de la scolarité) en train
de signer des relevés de notes.
>
> Allah yarhamou
>
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C'est dure! Quelle perte! C'est un des plus grands pionniers de la santé
publique et de l'épidemiologie. Allah yarhmou et toutes ma sympathie pour
sa famille.
Dr Abdelhak BENDIB
Project Officer/ Health & Nutrition
UNICEF Côte d'Ivoire
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              "Kaddar, Miloud"
              <kaddarm@...>
                                                                         To
              11/26/2007 03:18          <mazmika@...>,
              PM                        <abchir@...>,
                                        "abdelmajid abed"
                                        <ab.abed@...>, "Abdelwahab
                                        Zayyoun" <azayyoun@...>,
                                        <abelghitialaoui@...>,
                                        <abendib@...>, "ABERKANE
                                        ABDELHAMID Constantine"
                                        <haberkane@...>,
                                        <noureddine.achour@...>, "AICHA
                                        BENBAHA" <abenbaha@...>,
                                        "ALAOUI ALAOUI"
                                        <aalaoui@...>, "ATek
                                        (E-mail)" <atekinsp@...>,
                                        <abdelaziz.ghabri@...>,
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                                        "BACHTARZI TAREK"
                                        <bachtarzita@...>, "BeKhechi
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                                        <habiba.benromdhane@...>,
                                        "BENATIA CHERIF" <cherifb@...>,
                                        "bencherif Houria BATNA"
                                        <hbencherif@...>,
                                        "BENKHALDI Nawel Tlemcen"
                                        <nbenkhaldi@...>, "Bessaoud
                                        Khaled" <bessaoudk@...>,
                                        "Bessouh Nadira"
                                        <bessouh_nadira@...>,
                                        <b_tchicha@...>, "BOUCHELAGHEM
                                        AMIROUCHE Constantine"
                                        <bamirouche2@...>,
                                        <boufenik_fatma@...>, "Brahim"
                                        <mb.brahim@...>,
                                        <mohamed.chaabane@...>,
                                        "Cherif Chakib Tlemcen"
                                        <cherifecosol@...>, "CHERIHA
                                        NADIA ESC Tunis"
                                        <cheriha.n@...>, "DALILA
                                        ALLOULA" <d_alloula@...>,
                                        "DEKKAR" <dekkarn@...>,
                                        <djzoughailech@...>,
                                        "EcoSanitaire (E-mail)"
                                        <EcoSanitaire@...>, "EL
                                        KOHEN" <alasas@...>, "El
                                        Moubarek Mohamed"
                                        <moub46@...>, "ELIDRISSI, Dr
                                        Zine Eddine     STP/HEC"
                                        <Elidrissiz@...>,
                                        "ElIdrissiZineeddine"
                                        <elidrissizineeddine@...>,
                                        "FARID HAKKOU"
                                        <f.hakkou@...>, "Fatiha
                                        Terki"
                                        <Fatiha.Terki@...>,
                                        "Fatmia Ali Smail"
                                        <chirazsmail@...>,
                                        <cherietmail@...>, "FYAD A"
                                        <abfyad@...>,
                                        <maghoulidi@...>,
                                        <nahajji@...>, "HAZIM"
                                        <jhazim@...>,
                                        <hedi_achouri@...>,
                                        <pharmacomateriovigilancedz@hotmail
                                        .com>, "HOUTI LEILA"
                                        <leila.houti@...>, "Hsairi"
                                        <mohamed.hsairi@...>, "kaouel
                                        Meguenni"
                                        <k_meguenni@...>,
                                        "Karim LAARIBI"
                                        <k_laaribi@...>,
                                        <kbenabdallah@...>,
                                        <kbereksi@...>, "Khoukha Azri
                                        Bejaia" <khoukha_a@...>,
                                        "KISSI FADIA SBA"
                                        <fadiakis@...>, "KLOUCHHE
                                        CHERHANE"
                                        <kloucherhanemoh3@...>, "Lamri
                                        Larbi" <lamrilarbi2005@...>,
                                        "leila houti"
                                        <leilahouti@...>, "lounis
                                        Khodja " <klounis2002@...>,
                                        "MAHMOUD TOUHAMI"
                                        <mahmoud_touhami@...>, "malika
                                        jel" <malikajel@...>, "Malika
                                        Laasri" <malika.laasri@...>,
                                        "MESLI" <biostat@...>,
                                        "Mohamed Azzedine Salah"
                                        <masalah@...>, "NOUARA
                                        TLILANE" <tlilane_n@...>,
                                        <omar.brixi@...>, "OUBNICHOU"
                                        <MOubnichou@...>, "Rachida
                                        Aberkane"
                                        <aberkane.rachida@...>,
                                        "Ramdane Mohamed "
                                        <m.ram4@...>, "Sabrina
                                        Ould" <sabrinag182@...>,
                                        "SAIDI tarik" <saidi_t5@...>,
                                        <s_ouzzir@...>, "samia
                                        benahmed"
                                        <nudmina2000@...>,
                                        <santepublique_algerie@yahoogroupes
                                        .fr>, "SELMI"
                                        <abdellahselmi@...>,
                                        <semust@...>,
                                        <sidaliamalou@...>, "SMAHI
                                        Sid Ahmed" <smahis2002@...>,
                                        <snapodz@...>, Société
                                        Algérienne de Santé Publique[
                                        <sasp_info@...>, "tahari
                                        Khaled"
                                        <khaled.tahari@...>,
                                        <youcef.aitchellouche@...>,
                                        "ZEHNATI AHCENE"
                                        <itanhez@...>
                                                                         cc

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                  UNE  BIEN TRISTE NOUVELLE POUR NOUS TOUS.

                                   Miloud

From: lamri larbi [mailto:lamrilarbi2005@...]
Sent: 26 November 2007 16:12
To: habiba.benromdhane@...; achouri hedi; Kaddar, Miloud; zineddine
elidrissi; Saada Chougrani; 'Mustapha Semmoud'; Sabri, Dr Belgacem - emro;
ACHOUR Noureddine; noureddine.cherni@...; kaid tlilane nouara;
Bessaoud Khaled 3; Abdelali Belghiti Alaoui; brahamia@...;
fellousse@...; fgouaima@...; maghoulidi@...;
djzoughailech@...
Subject: Perte d'un grand de RESSMA

Chers amis, il quelques instants Dr OUCHEFOUN Abdelkrim est décédé
subitement. L'Algérie perd un grand Monsieur de la santé publique. Pour nos
amis qui ne le connaissent pas, c'est un membre fondateur de RESSMA et il
est aussi un des principaux fondateurs du département d'économie de la
santé de l'INSP. Je l'ai vu hier à la fac de médecine d'Alger (il est
directeur de la scolarité) en train de signer des relevés de notes.

Allah yarhamou


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C'est un grand homme, courageux, et un épidémio de valeur qui a marqué la santé publique qui s'en va, sans compter qu'il était un super grand marcheur. A son âge et avec ses responsabilités, il ne  connaissait pas la voiture, il ratissait alger l'immense, à pied. on aurait pensé qu'il allait finir très vieux, en plus il connaissait alger, la casbah et  son hiustoire, comme le fond de sa poche.
et il avait des blagues succulentes sur le système en algérie.
J'ai infiniment de peine pour les meilleurs qui s'en vont

 

Leila Houti
Epidémiologiste
Faculté de Médecine de Sidi Bel Abbès. Algérie
Tél : 213 70 60 93 21
Fax : 213 41 33 43 01

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À : "Kaddar, Miloud" <kaddarm@...>; mazmika@...; abchir@...; abdelmajid abed <ab.abed@...>; Abdelwahab Zayyoun <azayyoun@...>; abelghitialaoui@...; abendib@...; ABERKANE ABDELHAMID Constantine <haberkane@...>; noureddine.achour@...; AICHA BENBAHA <abenbaha@...>; ALAOUI ALAOUI <aalaoui@...>; ATek (E-mail) <atekinsp@...>; abdelaziz.ghabri@...; bachir.belbachir@...; BACHTARZI TAREK <bachtarzita@...>; BeKhechi Ghaouti Tlemcen <bekhechi_ghaouti@...>; SABRIB@...; habiba.benromdhane@...; BENATIA CHERIF <cherifb@...>; bencherif Houria BATNA <hbencherif@...>; BENKHALDI Nawel Tlemcen <nbenkhaldi@...>; Bessaoud Khaled <bessaoudk@...>; Bessouh Nadira <bessouh_nadira@...>; b_tchicha@...; BOUCHELAGHEM AMIROUCHE Constantine <bamirouche2@...>; boufenik_fatma@...; Brahim <mb.brahim@...>; mohamed.chaabane@...; Cherif Chakib Tlemcen <cherifecosol@...>; CHERIHA NADIA ESC Tunis <cheriha.n@...>; DALILA ALLOULA <d_alloula@...>; DEKKAR <dekkarn@...>; djzoughailech@...; EcoSanitaire (E-mail) <EcoSanitaire@...>; EL KOHEN <alasas@...>; El Moubarek Mohamed <moub46@...>; "ELIDRISSI, Dr Zine Eddine STP/HEC" <Elidrissiz@...>; ElIdrissiZineeddine <elidrissizineeddine@...>; FARID HAKKOU <f.hakkou@...>; Fatiha Terki <Fatiha.Terki@...>; Fatmia Ali Smail <chirazsmail@...>; cherietmail@...; FYAD A <abfyad@...>; maghoulidi@...; nahajji@...; HAZIM <jhazim@...>; hedi_achouri@...; pharmacomateriovigilancedz@...; HOUTI LEILA <leila.houti@...>; Hsairi <mohamed.hsairi@...>; kaouel Meguenni <k_meguenni@...>; Karim LAARIBI <k_laaribi@...>; kbenabdallah@...; kbereksi@...; Khoukha Azri Bejaia <khoukha_a@...>; KISSI FADIA SBA <fadiakis@...>; KLOUCHHE CHERHANE <kloucherhanemoh3@...>; Lamri Larbi <lamrilarbi2005@...>; leila houti <leilahouti@...>; lounis Khodja <klounis2002@...>; MAHMOUD TOUHAMI <mahmoud_touhami@...>; malika jel <malikajel@...>; Malika Laasri <malika.laasri@...>; MESLI <biostat@...>; Mohamed Azzedine Salah <masalah@...>; NOUARA TLILANE <tlilane_n@...>; omar.brixi@...; OUBNICHOU <MOubnichou@...>; Rachida Aberkane <aberkane.rachida@...>; Ramdane Mohamed <m.ram4@...>; Sabrina Ould <sabrinag182@...>; SAIDI tarik <saidi_t5@...>; s_ouzzir@...; samia benahmed <nudmina2000@...>; santepublique_algerie@...; SELMI <abdellahselmi@...>; sidaliamalou@...; SMAHI Sid Ahmed <smahis2002@...>; snapodz@...; Société Algérienne de Santé Publique[ <sasp_info@...>; tahari Khaled <khaled.tahari@...>; youcef.aitchellouche@...; ZEHNATI AHCENE <itanhez@...>
Envoyé le : Lundi, 26 Novembre 2007, 16h23mn 46s
Objet : RE: Perte d'un grand de RESSMA

C’est une terrible perte pour les siens et tous ceux qui l’ont connu.

Lamri pourrait se faire notre interprète auprès des siens pour les assurer de notre sympathie et leur présenter les condoléances du RESSMA ?

 

M.SEMMOUD

Consultant & Gérant de sociétés

+ 213 41 424 424 (tél & fax)

+213  61 207 213 (mobile)

seconde adresse mail: mustapha.semmoud@...

 

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De : Kaddar, Miloud [mailto:kaddarm@...]
Envoyé : lundi 26 novembre 2007 16:18
À : mazmika@...; abchir@...; abdelmajid abed ; Abdelwahab Zayyoun; abelghitialaoui@...; abendib@...; ABERKANE ABDELHAMID Constantine; noureddine.achour@...; AICHA BENBAHA; ALAOUI ALAOUI; ATek (E-mail); abdelaziz.ghabri@...; bachir.belbachir@...; BACHTARZI TAREK; BeKhechi Ghaouti Tlemcen; SABRIB@...; habiba.benromdhane@...; BENATIA CHERIF; bencherif Houria BATNA; BENKHALDI Nawel Tlemcen; Bessaoud Khaled ; Bessouh Nadira; b_tchicha@...; BOUCHELAGHEM AMIROUCHE Constantine; boufenik_fatma@...; Brahim; mohamed.chaabane@...; Cherif Chakib Tlemcen; CHERIHA NADIA ESC Tunis; DALILA ALLOULA; DEKKAR; djzoughailech@...; EcoSanitaire (E-mail); EL KOHEN; El Moubarek Mohamed; ELIDRISSI, Dr Zine Eddine STP/HEC; ElIdrissiZineeddine; FARID HAKKOU; Fatiha Terki; Fatmia Ali Smail; cherietmail@...; FYAD A; maghoulidi@...; nahajji@...; HAZIM; hedi_achouri@...; pharmacomateriovigilancedz@...; HOUTI LEILA ; Hsairi; kaouel Meguenni; Karim LAARIBI; kbenabdallah@...; kbereksi@...; Khoukha Azri Bejaia; KISSI FADIA SBA; KLOUCHHE CHERHANE; Lamri Larbi; leila houti ; lounis Khodja ; MAHMOUD TOUHAMI; malika jel ; Malika Laasri; MESLI; Mohamed Azzedine Salah; NOUARA TLILANE ; omar.brixi@...; OUBNICHOU; Rachida Aberkane ; Ramdane Mohamed ; Sabrina Ould; SAIDI tarik; s_ouzzir@...; samia benahmed; santepublique_algerie@...; SELMI; semust@...; sidaliamalou@...; SMAHI Sid Ahmed; snapodz@...; Société Algérienne de Santé Publique[; tahari Khaled; youcef.aitchellouche@...; ZEHNATI AHCENE
Objet : FW: Perte d'un grand de RESSMA

 

UNE  BIEN TRISTE NOUVELLE POUR NOUS TOUS.

 

Miloud

 

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From: lamri larbi [mailto:lamrilarbi2005@...]
Sent: 26 November 2007 16:12
To: habiba.benromdhane@...; achouri hedi; Kaddar, Miloud; zineddine elidrissi; Saada Chougrani; 'Mustapha Semmoud'; Sabri, Dr Belgacem - emro; ACHOUR Noureddine; noureddine.cherni@...; kaid tlilane nouara ; Bessaoud Khaled 3; Abdelali Belghiti Alaoui ; brahamia@...; fellousse@...; fgouaima@...; maghoulidi@...; djzoughailech@...
Subject: Perte d'un grand de RESSMA

Chers amis, il quelques instants Dr OUCHEFOUN Abdelkrim est décédé subitement. L'Algérie perd un grand Monsieur de la santé publique. Pour nos amis qui ne le connaissent pas, c'est un membre fondateur de RESSMA et il est aussi un des principaux fondateurs du département d'économie de la santé de l'INSP. Je l'ai vu hier à la fac de médecine d'Alger (il est directeur de la scolarité) en train de signer des relevés de notes.

 

Allah yarhamou

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Quel choc! une bien triste nouvelle! Ouchefoun a été une référence
tant au plan ddu travail réalisé mais surtout au plan de ses qualités
humaines. Il fut un homme d'une grande humilité. Puisse Dieu
l'accueillir dans sa miséricorde
Pr. Mesli M. Farouk
Laboratoire de Biostatistique
Fac medecine Oran



djamel zoughailech <djzoughailech@...> a écrit :

> Quelle triste nouvelle ....un triste jour , nous perdons un grand
> ami ; notre  reference sur le plan  humain et professionnel.... .
> .Je rends hommage à l'un des  membres  fondateurs des SEMEP , et à
> toutes ses contributions universitaires et sanitaires en santé
> publique  et m'incline devant sa mémoire.... Je perd mes mots….
> Mes  sincères condoléances  à sa femme ,ses enfants à toute sa
> famille et ses amis
>
> Allah yarhamou
>
>
> Pr.Djamel ZOUGHAILECH
> Médecin chef du Service
> d'Epidémiologie et de Médecine Préventive
> C.H.U. de CONSTANTINE
> 25000/ALGERIE
>
> Tél/Fax :+21331944285
> Portable:+21361301990
> email: djzoughailech@...
>
>
>
> ----- Message d'origine ----
> De : "Kaddar, Miloud" <kaddarm@...>
> À : mazmika@...; abchir@...; abdelmajid abed
> <ab.abed@...>; Abdelwahab Zayyoun <azayyoun@...>;
> abelghitialaoui@...; abendib@...; ABERKANE
> ABDELHAMID Constantine <haberkane@...>;
> noureddine.achour@...; AICHA BENBAHA <abenbaha@...>; ALAOUI
> ALAOUI <aalaoui@...>; ATek (E-mail) <atekinsp@...>;
> abdelaziz.ghabri@...; bachir.belbachir@...; BACHTARZI
>  TAREK <bachtarzita@...>; BeKhechi Ghaouti Tlemcen
> <bekhechi_ghaouti@...>; SABRIB@...;
> habiba.benromdhane@...; BENATIA CHERIF <cherifb@...>;
> bencherif Houria BATNA <hbencherif@...>; BENKHALDI Nawel
> Tlemcen <nbenkhaldi@...>; Bessaoud Khaled
> <bessaoudk@...>; Bessouh Nadira <bessouh_nadira@...>;
> b_tchicha@...; BOUCHELAGHEM AMIROUCHE Constantine
> <bamirouche2@...>; boufenik_fatma@...; Brahim
> <mb.brahim@...>; mohamed.chaabane@...; Cherif Chakib
>  Tlemcen <cherifecosol@...>; CHERIHA NADIA ESC Tunis
> <cheriha.n@...>; DALILA ALLOULA <d_alloula@...>; DEKKAR
> <dekkarn@...>; djzoughailech@...; EcoSanitaire (E-mail)
> <EcoSanitaire@...>; EL KOHEN <alasas@...>; El
> Moubarek Mohamed <moub46@...>; "ELIDRISSI, Dr Zine Eddine
> STP/HEC" <Elidrissiz@...>; ElIdrissiZineeddine
> <elidrissizineeddine@...>; FARID HAKKOU
> <f.hakkou@...>; Fatiha Terki
> <Fatiha.Terki@...>; Fatmia Ali Smail
> <chirazsmail@...>; cherietmail@...; FYAD A
> <abfyad@...>; maghoulidi@...; nahajji@...;
> HAZIM <jhazim@...>; hedi_achouri@...;
> pharmacomateriovigilancedz@...; HOUTI LEILA
> <leila.houti@...>; Hsairi <mohamed.hsairi@...>; kaouel
> Meguenni <k_meguenni@...>; Karim LAARIBI
> <k_laaribi@...>; kbenabdallah@...; kbereksi@...;
> Khoukha Azri Bejaia <khoukha_a@...>;
>  KISSI FADIA SBA <fadiakis@...>; KLOUCHHE CHERHANE
> <kloucherhanemoh3@...>; Lamri Larbi <lamrilarbi2005@...>;
> leila houti <leilahouti@...>; lounis Khodja
> <klounis2002@...>; MAHMOUD TOUHAMI <mahmoud_touhami@...>;
> malika jel <malikajel@...>; Malika Laasri
> <malika.laasri@...>; MESLI <biostat@...>; Mohamed
> Azzedine Salah <masalah@...>; NOUARA TLILANE
> <tlilane_n@...>; omar.brixi@...; OUBNICHOU
> <MOubnichou@...>; Rachida Aberkane
> <aberkane.rachida@...>; Ramdane Mohamed
> <m.ram4@...>; Sabrina Ould <sabrinag182@...>; SAIDI
> tarik <saidi_t5@...>; s_ouzzir@...; samia benahmed
> <nudmina2000@...>; santepublique_algerie@...;
> SELMI <abdellahselmi@...>; semust@...;
> sidaliamalou@...; SMAHI Sid Ahmed <smahis2002@...>;
> snapodz@...; Société Algérienne de Santé Publique[
> <sasp_info@...>; tahari Khaled
>  <khaled.tahari@...>; youcef.aitchellouche@...;
> ZEHNATI AHCENE <itanhez@...>
> Envoyé le : Lundi, 26 Novembre 2007, 16h18mn 28s
> Objet : [santepublique_algerie] FW: Perte d'un grand de RESSMA
>
> UNE  BIEN TRISTE NOUVELLE POUR NOUS TOUS.
>
> Miloud
>
>
>
>
> From: lamri larbi [mailto:lamrilarbi2 005@yahoo. fr]
> Sent: 26 November 2007 16:12
> To: habiba.benromdhane@ rns.tn; achouri hedi; Kaddar, Miloud;
> zineddine elidrissi; Saada Chougrani; 'Mustapha Semmoud'; Sabri, Dr
> Belgacem - emro; ACHOUR Noureddine; noureddine.cherni@ yahoo.fr;
> kaid tlilane nouara; Bessaoud Khaled 3; Abdelali Belghiti Alaoui;
> brahamia@gmail. com; fellousse@yahoo. fr; fgouaima@sante. gov.ma;
> maghoulidi@hotmail. com; djzoughailech@ yahoo.fr
> Subject: Perte d'un grand de RESSMA
>
>
> Chers amis, il quelques instants Dr OUCHEFOUN Abdelkrim est décédé
> subitement. L'Algérie perd un grand Monsieur de la santé publique.
> Pour nos amis qui ne le connaissent pas, c'est un membre fondateur
> de RESSMA et il est aussi un des principaux fondateurs du
> département d'économie de la santé de l'INSP. Je l'ai vu hier à la
> fac de médecine d'Alger (il est directeur de la scolarité) en train
> de signer des relevés de notes.
>
> Allah yarhamou
>
>
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> aujourd'hui de mail !
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Chers amis
La triste nouvelle m'a consterné.Je ne trouve pas les
mots pour exprimer tout ce que l'on ressent.
Abdelkrim OUCHFOUN a été un Ainé dans le véritable
sens du terme.J'ai beaucoup appris à son contact et je
garderai dans ma mémoire son sourire et son amabilité.
C'est une grande perte pour la santé publique dans
notre pays.
J'exprime toutes mes condoleances à sa famille.
Allah yarhamou
Pr Abdelkrim Soulimane
Sidi Bel Abbes
--- "SABRI, Dr Belgacem    DHS" <SABRIB@...>
a écrit :

> CHERS AMIS
>
> JE NE TROUVE PAS LES MOTS NECESSAIRES POUR EXPRIMER
> MA TRISTESSE ET MON EMOTION SUITE AU DECES SUBIT DE
> NOTRE AMI ABDELKRIM. IL DEMEURERA DANS LA MEMOIRE DE
> TOUS UN GRAND HOMME DE PRINCIPES ET UN GRAND
> DEFENSEUR DE LA SANTE PUBLIQUE. SES CONVINCTIONS
> PATRIOTIQUES ET MAGHREBINES SONT CONNUES ET
> APPRECIEES DE TOUS.
>
> J'ESPERE QUE NOTRE AMI LARBI, ATTRISTE PAR LE DECES
> DE SON FRERE ET AUQUEL J'ADRESSE MES SINCERES
> CONDOLEANCES, PUISSE TRANSMETTRE A LA FAMILLE DE SI
> ABDELKRIM NOTRE GRANDE SYMPATHIE ET NOS
> CONDOLEANCES.
>
> PUISSE DIEU L'ACCUEILLER DANS SON INFIME
> MISERICORDE.
>
> INNA LILLAHI WA INNA ILAYHI RAJIOUN
>
> BELGACEM SABRI
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: Hédi Achouri [mailto:hedi_achouri@...]
> Sent: Mon 11/26/2007 7:30 PM
> To: leila houti; Mustapha Semmoud; Kaddar, Mr Miloud
> - hq; mazmika@...; abchir@...;
> abdelmajid abed; Abdelwahab Zayyoun;
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> Subject: Re : Perte d'un grand de RESSMA
>
>
> Abdelkrim fut un des grands de ce monde ... par sa
> modestie et par sa science. J'ai connu en lui
> l'Homme disponible, toujours prêt à aider et à
> donner le coup de main nécessaire.
> Par sa perte, nous perdons tous un ami sincère, un
> compagnon joyeux et jovial et une pointure
> scientifique maghrébine de renom.
> Puisse le Tout Puissant l'accueillir dans son
> Infinie Miséricorde et son Paradis Eternel.
> Que toute sa famille, les siens et ses amis soient
> assurés de mes condoléances les plus attristées.
> Notre ami Larbi Lamri, attristé aussi par le décès
> récent de son frère, se fera l'interprète de tous
> les amis de Abdelkrim auprès de sa famille, pour
> leur exprimer toute notre tristesse et notre
> sollicitude après le décès de notre frère et Ami...
> le Grand Abdelkrim
>
> leila houti <leilahouti@...> a écrit :
>
>  C'est un grand homme, courageux, et un épidémio de
> valeur qui a marqué la santé publique qui s'en va,
> sans compter qu'il était un super grand marcheur. A
> son âge et avec ses responsabilités, il ne
> connaissait pas la voiture, il ratissait alger
> l'immense, à pied. on aurait pensé qu'il allait
> finir très vieux, en plus il connaissait alger, la
> casbah et  son hiustoire, comme le fond de sa poche.
>  et il avait des blagues succulentes sur le système
> en algérie.
>  J'ai infiniment de peine pour les meilleurs qui
> s'en vont
>
>
>
>  Leila Houti
>  Epidémiologiste
>  Faculté de Médecine de Sidi Bel Abbès. Algérie
>  Tél : 213 70 60 93 21
>  Fax : 213 41 33 43 01
>
>
>  ----- Message d'origine ----
>  De : Mustapha Semmoud <semust@...>
>  À : "Kaddar, Miloud" <kaddarm@...>;
> mazmika@...; abchir@...;
> abdelmajid abed <ab.abed@...>; Abdelwahab
> Zayyoun <azayyoun@...>;
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> <haberkane@...>; noureddine.achour@...;
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> <bachtarzita@...>; BeKhechi Ghaouti Tlemcen
> <bekhechi_ghaouti@...>; SABRIB@...;
> habiba.benromdhane@...; BENATIA CHERIF
> <cherifb@...>; bencherif Houria BATNA
> <hbencherif@...>; BENKHALDI Nawel Tlemcen
> <nbenkhaldi@...>; Bessaoud Khaled
> <bessaoudk@...>; Bessouh Nadira
> <bessouh_nadira@...>; b_tchicha@...;
> BOUCHELAGHEM AMIROUCHE Constantine
> <bamirouche2@...>; boufenik_fatma@...;
> Brahim <mb.brahim@...>;
> mohamed.chaabane@...; Cherif Chakib
> Tlemcen <cherifecosol@...>; CHERIHA NADIA ESC
> Tunis <cheriha.n@...>; DALILA ALLOULA
> <d_alloula@...>; DEKKAR <dekkarn@...>;
> djzoughailech@...; EcoSanitaire (E-mail)
> <EcoSanitaire@...>; EL KOHEN
> <alasas@...>; El Moubarek Mohamed
> <moub46@...>; "ELIDRISSI, Dr Zine Eddine
> STP/HEC" <Elidrissiz@...>;
> ElIdrissiZineeddine <elidrissizineeddine@...>;
> FARID HAKKOU <f.hakkou@...>; Fatiha
> Terki <Fatiha.Terki@...>; Fatmia Ali
> Smail <chirazsmail@...>; cherietmail@...;
> FYAD A <abfyad@...>; maghoulidi@...;
> nahajji@...; HAZIM <jhazim@...>;
> hedi_achouri@...;
> pharmacomateriovigilancedz@...; HOUTI LEILA
> <leila.houti@...>; Hsairi
> <mohamed.hsairi@...>; kaouel Meguenni
> <k_meguenni@...>; Karim LAARIBI
> <k_laaribi@...>; kbenabdallah@...;
> kbereksi@...; Khoukha Azri Bejaia
> <khoukha_a@...>; KISSI FADIA SBA
> <fadiakis@...>; KLOUCHHE CHERHANE
> <kloucherhanemoh3@...>; Lamri Larbi
> <lamrilarbi2005@...>; leila houti
> <leilahouti@...>; lounis Khodja
> <klounis2002@...>; MAHMOUD TOUHAMI
> <mahmoud_touhami@...>; malika jel
> <malikajel@...>; Malika Laasri
> <malika.laasri@...>; MESLI
> <biostat@...>; Mohamed Azzedine Salah
> <masalah@...>; NOUARA TLILANE
> <tlilane_n@...>; omar.brixi@...; OUBNICHOU
> <MOubnichou@...>; Rachida Aberkane
> <aberkane.rachida@...>; Ramdane Mohamed
> <m.ram4@...>; Sabrina Ould
> <sabrinag182@...>; SAIDI tarik
> <saidi_t5@...>; s_ouzzir@...; samia
> benahmed <nudmina2000@...>;
> santepublique_algerie@...; SELMI
> <abdellahselmi@...>; sidaliamalou@...;
> SMAHI Sid Ahmed <smahis2002@...>;
> snapodz@...; Société Algérienne de Santé
> Publique[ <sasp_info@...>; tahari Khaled
> <khaled.tahari@...>;
> youcef.aitchellouche@...; ZEHNATI AHCENE
> <itanhez@...>
>  Envoyé le : Lundi, 26 Novembre 2007, 16h23mn 46s
>  Objet : RE: Perte d'un grand de RESSMA
>
>
>  C'est une terrible perte pour les siens et tous
> ceux qui l'ont connu.
>  Lamri pourrait se faire notre interprète auprès des
> siens pour les assurer de notre sympathie et leur
> présenter les condoléances du RESSMA ?
>
>  M.SEMMOUD
>  Consultant & Gérant de sociétés
>  + 213 41 424 424 (tél & fax)
>  +213  61 207 213 (mobile)
>  seconde adresse mail: mustapha.semmoud@...
>
>
> ________________________________
>
>  De : Kaddar, Miloud [mailto:kaddarm@...]
>  Envoyé : lundi 26 novembre 2007 16:18
>  À : mazmika@...; abchir@...;
> abdelmajid
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From: lamri larbi [mailto:lamrilarbi2005@...]
Sent: 26 November 2007 16:12
To: habiba.benromdhane@...; achouri hedi; Kaddar, Miloud; zineddine elidrissi; Saada Chougrani; 'Mustapha Semmoud'; Sabri, Dr Belgacem - emro; ACHOUR Noureddine; noureddine.cherni@...; kaid tlilane nouara; Bessaoud Khaled 3; Abdelali Belghiti Alaoui; brahamia@...; fellousse@...; fgouaima@...; maghoulidi@...; djzoughailech@...
Subject: Perte d'un grand de RESSMA

Chers amis, il quelques instants Dr OUCHEFOUN Abdelkrim est décédé subitement. L'Algérie perd un grand Monsieur de la santé publique. Pour nos amis qui ne le connaissent pas, c'est un membre fondateur de RESSMA et il est aussi un des principaux fondateurs du département d'économie de la santé de l'INSP. Je l'ai vu hier à la fac de médecine d'Alger (il est directeur de la scolarité) en train de signer des relevés de notes.

 

Allah yarhamou

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La perte d'une grande figure dans le domaine médical RESSMA. L'algérie vient de perdre une personnalité scientifique et qu'il faudrait des générations pour le remplacer. Que Dieu ait son âme. Nos coeurs bien triste pleurent cet grand homme de coeur. Nous partageons la peine avec ses proches.

"Kaddar, Miloud" <kaddarm@...> a écrit :

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Miloud

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From: lamri larbi [mailto:lamrilarbi2005@...]
Sent: 26 November 2007 16:12
To: habiba.benromdhane@...; achouri hedi; Kaddar, Miloud; zineddine elidrissi; Saada Chougrani; 'Mustapha Semmoud'; Sabri, Dr Belgacem - emro; ACHOUR Noureddine; noureddine.cherni@...; kaid tlilane nouara; Bessaoud Khaled 3; Abdelali Belghiti Alaoui; brahamia@...; fellousse@...; fgouaima@...; maghoulidi@...; djzoughailech@...
Subject: Perte d'un grand de RESSMA

Chers amis, il quelques instants Dr OUCHEFOUN Abdelkrim est décédé subitement. L'Algérie perd un grand Monsieur de la santé publique. Pour nos amis qui ne le connaissent pas, c'est un membre fondateur de RESSMA et il est aussi un des principaux fondateurs du département d'économie de la santé de l'INSP. Je l'ai vu hier à la fac de médecine d'Alger (il est directeur de la scolarité) en train de signer des relevés de notes.

 

Allah yarhamou

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