Towards evidence-based hand exercises in rheumatoid arthritis
Towards evidence-based hand exercises in rheumatoid arthritis
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DOI:
10.1016/s0140-6736(14)61285-x
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2015-01
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C. Opava;M. Björk
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作者:
C. Opava;M. Björk
First, introspection, reflection, humility, and innovation are needed to design new institutions or adapt current institutional arrangements and develop new financing mechanisms, with international solidarity and clear prioritisation of objectives and goals. Is it time, for example, to revisit the idea of an international development organisation, 13 or to create an international emergency response organisation to swiftly deal with pandemics and other natural disasters? Could we envision an ambitious 21st-century Marshall Plan to mitigate the effects of climate change? Second, multilateral institutions and multilateralism must work hand-in-hand with nation states and respect the ideals of sovereignty and national responsibility for the future of human wellbeing and security. This, in turn, demands reciprocity on the part of countries; for nations to prosper they need to have the political will to develop stronger country governance and robust, well resourced, and inclusive institutions to ensure innovation, economic expansion, and more equitably distributed wealth. 14 Third, in all our future efforts we must acknowledge the value and importance of local knowledge, community, and regional solidarity. In the context of the Ebola crisis, as a Lancet editorial suggested, we need to “concentrate on community while learning from local successes”. 15 To ensure a resilient future for human wellbeing and security, a whole of planet approach is needed. Individuals, institutions, societies, and all people must take collective responsibility and action for the planet’s finite resources to guarantee the long-term survival of our habitat, and prove JF Kennedy wrong.