So how do we diagnose that conversation?

This can radically improve the way that doctors diagnose patients.

So I can diagnose the problem a little more specifically in math.

This will help ASHA workers diagnose anemia at the point of care.

Africa needed to work closely with UNCTAD to diagnose the core development challenges.

diagnose and cure illnesses for which more complex examinations by doctors are not required,

To diagnose and treat a brain disorder accurately, it would be necessary to look at the brain directly.

The Mission continues to play a role in building local capacity to diagnose Lassa fever in Sierra Leone.

It can take pictures of your GI system, help diagnose and treat as it moves through your GI tract.

When somebody shows up, and the hospital doesn't know what to do because they can't diagnose it, they call us.

We find more and more complex arrangements of machines that make it harder and harder to diagnose what's going on.

We diagnose the disease eventually, once it becomes symptomatic, and then we treat the symptom for 10, 20, 30, 40 years.

There are also regional committees with Psychiatrists from the Ministry of Health to discuss and diagnose extreme cases of domestic violence.

So, with one microfluidic chip, which is the size of an iPhone, you can actually diagnose 100 patients at the same time.

Israel has begun to diagnose the real causes of cancer and other diseases in human beings by cracking and analyzing the human genes.

The coolest thing would be is if you could diagnose the disease early, and prevent the onset of the disease to a bad state.

The Charter of the Ombudsman's institution states that it will diagnose, investigate, redress and rectify any injustice done to a person through mal administration .

They can assess, diagnose and prescribe for common medical disorders and refer clients to other members of the Primary Health Care Team for additional care.

To prescribe a cure, one must first diagnose the illness. Why do oil riches turn out to be a curse as often as they are a blessing?

Where the problems to be tackled are easy to diagnose and the choices are fairly clear (and or limited), it is possible to design time bound revitalization projects .

To that end, the Department's newly appointed Executive Officer had been asked to urgently assess the current situation, diagnose any shortcomings in the current recruitment process and recommend remedial actions.

General description The competitiveness surveys will help the Government, the private sector and knowledge institutions to diagnose and benchmark the competitive performances of their domestic industries at global, regional and sectoral levels.

So what doctors are mostly trained to do is diagnose that is, put you into a category and apply a scientifically proven treatment for that diagnosis and that works great for infectious diseases.

Biochemist Joe DeRisi talks about amazing new ways to diagnose viruses using DNA. His work may help us understand malaria, SARS, avian flu and the 60 percent of everyday viral infections that go undiagnosed.

Computers are learning to diagnose diseases. In a recent book, the economists Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee describe these recent advances as examples of the beginning of what they call the second machine age.

Too often, says David Agus cancer treatments have a short sighted focus on individual cells. He suggests a new, cross disciplinary approach, using atypical drugs, computer modeling and protein analysis to diagnose and treat the whole body.

The index helps organizations to diagnose levels of innovation, identify weak areas and develop action plans to fortify their innovation capacities.18 The overall results of the index can serve as a reference for national innovation strategies.

They finally see you. It takes more time to get your electrocardiogram on your skin and diagnose it, and it's hard to do because they don't have the baseline data, which the computer we put in you gets.

The only thing that is keeping us from basically saving the lives of everybody who needs the medicine to stay alive are the absence of systems necessary to diagnose, treat and care for people and deliver this medicine.

Or imagine a simple and inexpensive urine test that can diagnose cancer, eliminating the need for a surgical biopsy. And, when cancer treatment is needed, its toxic punch hits cancer cells selectively, with far fewer damaging side effects.

We created the opposite of the diagnostic manual of the insanities a classification of the strengths and virtues that looks at the sex ratio, how they're defined, how to diagnose them, what builds them and what gets in their way.

But some of the ticks are closely related to known carriers, and thus are potential carriers themselves. This debilitating and difficult to diagnose illness could thus be introduced to Costa Rica inadvertently by something as simple as an asymptomatic eco tourist.

I was part of that United Nations initiative called the Alliance of Civilizations, which was asked by Kofi Annan to diagnose the causes of extremism, and to give practical guidelines to member states about how to avoid the escalation of further extremism.

Bernanke will therefore have to be careful about over generalizing from his past research, just as medical specialists must be careful not to over diagnose diseases in their own specialty and military strategists must be careful not to over prepare to fight the last war.

Mexican officials will need to develop a broader dialogue and partnership with the private sector in order to diagnose and remove the sector specific obstacles faced by domestic firms. Such collaboration is especially important for the medium size firms at the cusp of breaking into the big leagues.

We use them to communicate, cook, and diagnose and cure disease. The unified theory of electromagnetism has led to profound advances across all physical science, from atomic physics (where lasers and masers are essential tools) to cosmology (where the microwave background radiation is our window on the Big Bang).

This may actually be heresy to say this at TED, but I'd like to introduce you to the most important innovation, I think, in medicine to come in the next 10 years, and that is the power of the human hand to touch, to comfort, to diagnose and to bring about treatment.

So our paradigm is to really arm the teachers with as much data as possible really data that, in almost any other field, is expected, if you're in finance or marketing or manufacturing and so the teachers can actually diagnose what's wrong with the students so they can make their interaction as productive as possible.

In this respect, economists are like doctors, who have to know what a healthy body looks like before they can diagnose disease and prescribe treatment. A good doctor does not intervene arbitrarily in the body s processes, but only in cases where there is objective proof of a disease and an effective treatment can be prescribed.

Anyway I was looking through this book, wondering if I was much crazier than I thought I was, or maybe it's not a good idea to diagnose yourself with a mental disorder if you're not a trained professional, or maybe the psychiatry profession has a strange desire to label what's essentially normal human behavior as a mental disorder.

Clinicians are inclined to diagnose disorders that they feel more comfortable treating. We believe that the increased availability of medications that have been approved for the treatment of bipolar disorder might be influencing clinicians who are unsure whether or not a patient has bipolar disorder or borderline personality disorder to err on the side of diagnosing the disorder that is responsive to medication.

The idea is actually quite simple. The idea is, when you're short of specialized health care professionals, use whoever is available in the community, train them to provide a range of health care interventions, and in these books I read inspiring examples, for example of how ordinary people had been trained to deliver babies, diagnose and treat early pneumonia, to great effect.

But the absence of a secondary breakdown of such data, like the UK style, four fold class analysis (plus examination of patterns of unemployment by ethnicity or religion), makes it hard for social workers, public heath officials, and economic planners to diagnose new problems. Without the necessary data for analysis, public health policies, for example, cannot be directed toward groups that are especially disadvantaged or otherwise at risk.