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WHO to provide training for Serbian doctors
Belgrade,
2 December 2008
The Serbian Ministry of Health today stated that the World Health Organisation (WHO) will organise regional educational training for doctors regarding the new growth charts for children, from the 2nd to the 5th of December.
According to the statement, the training will be organised by the WHO Regional Office for Europe, under the auspices of the Ministry of Health and will be held at the Milan Jovanovic Batut Institute of Public Health, while the practical part of the training will be organised at the Savski Venac health centre.
WHO charts will provide precise information about children’s growth and show that children born in various parts of the world can reach optimal growth by a certain age if satisfactory living conditions are provided.
Various disorders, which are the consequences of an irregular diet and have an influence on children’s growth, can be prevented from birth and therefore the continuous education of both doctors and parents in this respect is of top importance, concludes the statement.
WHO charts will provide precise information about children’s growth and show that children born in various parts of the world can reach optimal growth by a certain age if satisfactory living conditions are provided.
Various disorders, which are the consequences of an irregular diet and have an influence on children’s growth, can be prevented from birth and therefore the continuous education of both doctors and parents in this respect is of top importance, concludes the statement.
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