Health Care → Treatment
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Organizations relating to Treatment
Scandinavian Society for Extracorporeal Technology / Copenhagen, Denmark / Est. 1980
Resuscitation Council of Asia / Singapore, Singapore / Est. 2005
International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation / Est. 1992
UNESCO-EOLSS Joint Committee / Paris, France / Est. 1997
Resuscitation Council of Southern Africa / Johannesburg, South Africa / Est. 1989
Latin American Resuscitation Council / Est. 1996
International Society of Parenteral Nutrition / Est. 1966
Internationale Assoziation für Medizintechnik / Hennigsdorf, Germany / Est. 1991
Association internationale des anesthésistes-réanimateurs d'expression française / Est. 1963
Europäische Gesellschaft für Kur und Erholung / Bad Kissingen, Germany / Est. 1910
Institut für Speziale Prophylaxe und Tropenmedizin, Wien / Vienna, Austria
Glaucoma Foundation / New York NY, USA / Est. 1984
Blood Care Foundation / Le Vaud, Switzerland / Est. 1991
International Congress on Anti-Cancer Treatment
Agreement Respecting Facilities to be Given to Merchant Seamen for the Treatment Venereal Disease / Est. 1924
Parenteral European Network / Barcelona, Spain
Association internationale des infirmières en réanimation
International Resuscitation Research Center, Pittsburgh PA / Pittsburgh PA, USA
Institut européen de recherches et de formation de musicothérapie, Metz / Metz, France / Est. 1978
International Association of Traditional Treatment / Jackson Heights NY, USA
International Centre for Remedial Education / Est. 1965
International Common Disease Alliance
MiracleFeet / Chapel Hill NC, USA
European Agreement on Mutual Assistance in the Matter of Special Medical Treatments and Climatic Facilities / Strasbourg, France / Est. 1962
Agreement on the Exchange of War Cripples between Member Countries of the Council of Europe with a View to Medical Treatment / Strasbourg, France / Est. 1955
Foundation European Congress on Extracorporeal Circulation Technology / Rotterdam, Netherlands
Global Resuscitation Alliance
Extracorporeal Life Support Organization / Ann Arbor MI, USA / Est. 1989
Association de neuro-anesthésie-réanimation de langue française / Le Kremlin-Bicêtre, France / Est. 1982
Centre Muraz / Bobo Dioulasso, Burkina Faso / Est. 1939
International Stress Management Association / Stanmore, UK / Est. 1973
International Neuropalliative Care Society / Roseville MN, USA
International Treatment Preparedness Coalition / Bryanston, South Africa / Est. 2003
International Society of Reconstructive and Aesthetic Intimate Treatment / Bassum, Germany / Est. 2018
SIDCER-FERCAP Foundation for Promoting the Development of Human Research Ethics / Est. 2017
Vitiligo Research Foundation / New York NY, USA / Est. 2010
Société Francophone pour l’informatique et le Monitorage en Anesthésie - Réanimation / Nîmes, France
Parenteral Drug Association / Bethesda MD, USA / Est. 1946
Pan African Treatment Access Movement / Harare, Zimbabwe / Est. 2002
International Physiotherapists for HIV/AIDS, Oncology, Palliative Care Empowerment
World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine / Madison WI, USA / Est. 1976
International Society for Electroporation-Based Technologies and Treatments
European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis / Basel, Switzerland / Est. 1979
Global Asthma Association / Genoa, Italy / Est. 1954
Asociación Latinoamericana de Cuidados Paliativos / Bogota, Colombia / Est. 2001
Public Health Palliative Care International / Est. 2013
European Association for Palliative Care / Vilvoorde, Belgium / Est. 1988
International Commission on Penicillium and Aspergillus / Utrecht, Netherlands / Est. 1988
Global Palliative Nursing Network / London, UK / Est. 2023
International Society of Substance Use Prevention and Treatment Professionals / London, UK
View all profiles (116 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Treatment
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialFailure of remedial action plans
Aggressive medical treatment
Repudiation of complementary medicine
Euthanasia
Criminalization of euthanasia
Drug dependence
Chronic alcoholism
Dehumanization of death
Inadequate health services
Irreversible environmental trends
Medical quackery
Health hazards from animal feedstuffs
Ignorance of traditional herbal remedies
Food fads
Dubious superiority of expensive drugs
Refusal to provide medical treatment
Adverse effect of radioactive medical treatment
Bureaucratic inaction
Dehumanization of health care
Malpractice in plastic surgery
Discrimination against women in health care
Depriving prisoners of medical treatment
Vaccine enhanced disease (VED)
Action Strategies relating to Treatment
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialCaring for the chronically ill
Studying life support systems
Establishing procedures for legal redress for environmental harm
Disseminating information on remedial strategies
Assessing role of species loss in global life-support system
Using homeopathic medicine
Providing international remedies for oil pollution incidents
Designing life support systems
Legalizing euthanasia
Forgoing aggressive medical treatment
Learning medical treatment skills
Teaching basic home remedies
Prophylaxis
Avoiding unnecessary medical treatment
Enabling procedural alternatives in judicial process
Ensuring skilled medical treatment
Arranging necessary medical treatment
Announcing periodic remedial help
Providing health services
Euthanasia
Refusing to provide medical treatment
Insisting on medical treatment
Reducing cost of high technology medical cures
Providing high technology medical cures
Exposing nutritional quackery
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