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Sundhed og Sygdom Dialogliste Engelsk
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1 Sundhed og Sygdom Dialogliste Engelsk Introduction Titel: Sundhed og Sygdom (2.02) Eremitageløbet Speak (2.10) Today there is a lot of focus on health. That s because health and a healthy lifestyle are among some of the best ways to prevent illness. (2.29) By staying in shape, exercising and eating healthy foods, you can avoid a lot of illness in life. (2:45) Despite living a healthy life, sooner or later everyone crosses paths with the Danish public health service in connection with the prevention of diseases, the examination for or the treatment of diseases. Livet omkring søerne (03:04) Determining when someone is sick or needs treatment can be difficult. It s important to listen to your body and take heed of any warning signs. You can t always sense illness. (03:23) Pain is an indication that something is wrong. In order to give the proper treatment it s important to find the cause of the pain. Gadeliv (03:41) Different people experience illness in different ways. Some people react strongly and feel it s a big part of their lives. Others only feel a slight discomfort or a different sensation in their body. The most important thing is that it doesn t stop you from having a good life. If you can t get well on your own, you should seek help from the public health service. The Doctor Hos den praktiserende læge Læge til kamera (4.13) A general practitioner is one of the people in the health service you can go to with any problems you might have. He or she could be called your entry person. He or she can treat you, and can also refer to another part of the system if necessary. Læge (4.28) It s your turn. (4.29) Yes. Læge (4.30) Please come in. Speak (4.31) Within the health service, a general practitioner is the person you are in regular contact with and who follows you throughout life. Læge til kamera (4.39) 1
2 A general practitioner has a long and extensive education. First, six years at university and then an education in general medicine. Speak (4.53) Most general practitioners don t wear a white coat in their office. Laboratorium I lægekonsultationen Læge (4.58) We re continuing the treatment of your diabetes. I can see that blood tests were taken before you came, and that s fine. How do you feel the treatment is going? (5.08) It's hard to remember to take the medicine. Læge (5.10) Yes. It s very common that when you have to start taking medicine like pills every day, it can be hard to remember. It s a good idea to establish a routine like taking them at breakfast. That would be a good idea. Looking at your test results and how things are going in general, I think you should continue taking the medicine. (5.32) Okay. Læge (5.33) I can see that your prescription has run out, so I ll write you a new one. I can leave it at our local pharmacy or post it online on the so-called prescription server, so you can pick it up at whatever pharmacy you prefer. Speak (5.49) Many illnesses can be treated with medicine and with your doctor s help. But there are many illnesses or health problems that you can do something about yourself. Some illnesses are cured by time and go away on their own. Læge og patient snakker om kost, motion og forebyggelse Læge (6.07) So we ve renewed your prescription, but that s not all there is to treating diabetes. Diet and exercise are very important, so tell me how that s going. (6.18) I think it goes really well with eating healthily. I've stopped eating cakes and sweets, and I eat a lot of small meals a day, plenty of vegetables, but the exercise isn t going so well. Læge (6.37) OK. (6.38) It's a little hard for me. Læge (6.39) It s part of the treatment and it s important that you lose some weight. The incentive for you is that you could get off the medicine. In our municipality we now have a center for health and disease prevention, and one of their areas of expertise is Type 2 diabetes, which is what you have. I think you could really benefit from going there. Would you like me to give you a referral to the center? 2
3 (7.08) That sounds good. Health Insurance and Health Card Speak (7.10) Doctors don t always prescribe medicine to treat illness, but that doesn t mean that they don t take illness seriously. (01.03)Speak In the Danish health service, every citizen has the same right to free medical care. We have public health insurance that our taxes pay for. So when we re sick, we can get the treatment we need. (01.22) Everyone with residence in Denmark can get help from the public health service. (01.21)Borger I m here because I d like to change doctors. (01.32)Borgerservice Okay, do you know which doctor you want? (01.34)Speak The citizen service center issues a health insurance card to everyone. This card is your admission pass to the public health service. You can choose a male or a female doctor. Choosing a doctor or changing doctors also takes place at the citizen service center. (01.54)Borgerservice You just want to change doctors? Is this in connection with moving to another address? Borger No. (01.59)Speak: If you lose your card or if you choose to change doctors, you must pay a fee. Borgerservice: There, I ve assigned you a new doctor, and your new card will arrive in the mail in about two weeks. Borger: Okay. (02.10)Borgerservice: Would you like this? It shows your doctor s opening hours? Borger: Yes, please. Thank you. (02.14)Borgerservice: Let s just settle the payment then. Would you like to pay with card or cash? (02.17)Speak 3
4 Always bring your health insurance card when visiting the doctor or other health services. (02.24) The health insurance card also provides cover in case of acute sickness while travelling in Europe for up to one month. It is also a good idea to bring a blue EU health insurance card with you. Transport home is not covered by the two cards. You must always make sure that you re insured before travelling outside Denmark. Check the rules for public health insurance on your municipality s website or borger.dk. (03.00) You can choose between two insurance groups: group 1 and group 2. Most people are in group 1 and are assigned a general practitioner whose treatment is free. Øjenlæge Look over here, please. (03.22) Treatment by a specialist is also free. A referral is often required, although there are exceptions, for instance for treatment by an eye specialist or an ear, nose and throat specialist. You can also get a referral for subsidized treatment by a physiotherapist, psychologist or chiropractor. Dental care and medicine are subsidized too. (03.50) Subsidized treatment means that you must pay for part of the treatment yourself. The amount you have to pay varies from treatment to treatment. (04.02) Hospital treatment is free for everyone in groups 1 and 2. (04.11) In addition to the public health insurance provided by your health insurance card, you can take out private insurance that provides extra coverage of treatment. One example is the health insurance company Danmark which subsidizes the cost of dental care, eyeglasses and medicine. (04.34) It s a good idea to take out personal accident insurance with an insurance company. Among other things, personal accident insurance gives compensation for chronic illness, work-related injuries and death. The Pharmacy Borger henter medicin på recept på apoteket (04.48) Some people are covered by health insurance through their employer. Others take out private health insurance to ensure access to treatment at private hospitals and clinics. Farmaceut (10.48) No. 48 Klient (10.50) Hello Farmaceut (10.51) 4
5 What can I do for you? I m here to pick up some medication. The prescription has been sent electronically. Farmaceut (10.54) Do you have your insurance card? Klient (10.57) Yes, here you go. Farmaceut (11.01) There is some Metformin for diabetes? Is that it? Klient Yes, that's it. Farmaceut fortæller om håndkøbsmedicin og receptpligtig medicin Farmaceut til kamera (11.08) At the pharmacy you can buy both prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs. You can also buy non-prescription drugs in some shops and supermarkets. At the pharmacy you ll also find skilled qualified staff and highly-qualified pharmacists. Here you can get detailed instructions on the medicine you buy. If you have minor problems, such as colds, a stuffy nose or mild pain, you can often get advice at the pharmacy without having to go to the doctor first. Farmaceut (11.44) Is that something you've had before? Klient (11.46) Yes, I've been taking it for approximately 6 months.. Farmaceut (11.48) And is it going well? Klient (11.51) Well, I think it s going very well, but I get a bit of nausea from it. Farmaceut (11.54) Actually you can minimize it by taking it either before or during the meal, so you can get rid of the nausea. Klient (12.04) Yes, I will do that. Farmaceut (12.06) I can see here that it also says Simvastatin for cholesterol. Would you like to have it straight away? Klient (12.10) Well, I actually have something at home and I wonder if I need to take it because my cholesterol is not very high. 5
6 Farmaceut (12.19) But it is important that you do so. You must take both simvastatin and metformin, when the doctor tells you to. Speak (12.25) Follow the instructions of your doctor and the ones written on the label of your prescribed medicine. The medicine won t have the proper effect if it s not taken in the right way, and that could make you even sicker. Farmaceut fortæller om vigtigheden ved at følge medicinanvisninger Farmaceut til kamera (12.41) When you buy over-the-counter medication, there will always be a leaflet in the box that says how you should take the medication and what precautions you should take, and it also informs you about side effects. It is important that you keep the leaflet with your medicine, so you can always check if there is anything you are unsure about. Speak (13.04) It s always important to follow the instructions, whether it s essential medicine, vitamins or minerals. Farmaceut til kamera (13.13) Even if you do not feel good about your medication, you should not stop without contacting your doctor. Perhaps the dose should be changed or you can take the medication in a different way or maybe you need something completely different. If you are taking for example vitamin D, then it is important that you do what the doctor says, even though vitamin D is just a vitamin. Maybe you feel no difference, but in the longer term, it can have serious consequences for you to suffer from vitamin D deficiency. For instance you may get osteoporosis and muscle weakness. Borger betaler for sin medicin Farmaceut (13.48) That s d.kr. 35, -. Are you a member of Danmark? Kunde Yes, I am actually. Farmaceut (13.53) So in fact you get something from the public insurance and you also get some reimbursement from the private health insurance "Danmark". Doctor s Appointment Lægesekretær besvarer opkald om tidsbestilling hos lægen Sekretær (14.10) Haslev Medical Center. Yes, good morning. Speak (14.14) Before you can go to the doctor, you have to make an appointment. There are several ways of doing this. The quickest and easiest way is to make an appointment on your doctor s homepage or by sending your doctor an . You can also make an appointment by calling your doctor s secretary during office hours. Læge (14.37) Yes, I have an opening at 10:30 today. Would that be OK? 6
7 Speak (14.43) If you re sick and need to talk to the doctor, you can call during the doctor s telephone hours. Most doctors have one hour a day for telephone consultations. (14.57) If you choose to call, remember that the doctor s office can be very busy and getting hold of the doctor can be difficult. (15.06) Remember to bring your health insurance card when visiting the doctor. On the whole, preparing for your visit is a good idea. Perhaps your doctor asked you to take your temperature before coming, or asked you to write down the course of your illness, or to make a list of the medicines you take. Write down what you want to talk about with your doctor. Læge (15.32) Come at 10 o clock tomorrow. Is that alright? Speak (15.37) For your doctor to keep to his schedule, it s important that you arrive on time for your appointment or that you cancel if you are unable to come. har bestilt tid til flere ting hos lægen Læge (15.48) I can see you ve made a double appointment. (15.51) Yes, I d like to talk about two things. Speak (15.54) If you want to discuss several problems, it s important to say so when making an appointment, so your doctor can set extra time aside. 6. Medical Specialists (05.12)Speak In most cases, your general practitioner can help you with your health problems, but otherwise you will be referred to a specialist or a hospital. (05.25)Ørelæge Do you hear it in both ears? No, only one. Ørelæge Which one do you hear it in? My right. Ørelæge The right? (05.34) A specialist is a doctor who has specialized within a specific medical area. Øjenlæge 7
8 That s fine. Thank you. Ørelæge I m going to turn you around, so you can t see, OK? (05.45)Speak There are many types of specialists. They either work in hospitals or as practicing specialists with their own clinic. (05.58)Ørelæge I can see that you have some hearing loss in your right ear. (06.03)Speak A doctor can also refer you for treatment by a physiotherapist, chiropractor, podiatrist or psychologist. (06.13)Fysioterapeut Hold it there a moment. (06.15)Speak You can consult a physiotherapist if you have muscular pain, sports injuries or other physical problems or if you need physical rehabilitation. A chiropractor works in the same field. However, a chiropractor can also use x-rays to help determine the cause of your problems. (06.42) For many people, seeing a psychologist is taboo. (06.47)Psykolog People come to me or are referred to me if they re depressed or have a problem they can t get over. The difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist is that a psychologist offers talk therapy. A psychiatrist has a medical degree and can therefore prescribe medicine as part of the treatment. (07.08)Speak Some people find mental illness embarrassing and don t want to talk about it. However, talk therapy can really help a lot of people with their mental problems. (07.21)Psykolog Fortunately, more and more people come to us, since it can be hard for the family to help because they have feelings and expectations for the person who needs help. (07.33)Speak When you re referred to a practicing specialist, a hospital or other experts, you can t always know if the doctor will be a man or a woman. In some cases, you have a choice, so if you have a special request, you should make it known. (07.56) Today it s possible for your doctor to draw up an electronic referral. This means you are free to choose where you use your referral because the specialist, hospital or physiotherapist you choose can 8
9 Emergency medical treatment download your referral online )Speak If you need emergency medical attention outside your doctor s office hours, there are several possibilities depending on how serious and urgent it is. (08.42) You can go to the emergency medical service clinic, an emergency clinic or an emergency room, call the emergency medical service or dial 112 for emergency services. (08.52) You can call the emergency medical service if you fall ill outside your doctor s office hours. Lægevagt Emergency medical service. This is Malene Andersen. I m calling because I have a sore throat and a sore chest. Lægevagt Are you in pain? Hmm. When did it start? (09.11)Speak If you can wait until your doctor s office opens, do so. If you re not sure it s safe to wait, you can ask the emergency doctor. The emergency doctor, who is an experienced general practitioner, will assess whether you need immediate medical attention. You will often be asked to go to the emergency medical services clinic where the exam will take place. Lægevagt I think you should come see us. Can you do that? Do you know the address? Yes, I ve been there before. Lægevagt Is there someone who can accompany you? That s good. (09.49) If you don t know who to contact or have questions regarding an illness or injury, you can dial 1813 for the emergency medical line. It is manned by a nurse 24 hours a day. (10.05)Sygeplejerske: He is lying in bed? Here s what to do, you need to place him on his back. Speak: The nurse can also tell you which emergency clinic or emergency room has the shortest waiting time. (10.17)Speak You can go to the emergency room 24 hours a day in case of acute 9
10 illness and other minor or major injuries. Emergency clinics can only treat acute illnesses and minor injuries, and they re not open at night. (10.36) If there s been a serious accident, or if you think someone s life is in danger or they need immediate attention, you can call emergency services by dialing 112. Hospital Preliminary Examination kommer til lægen med mistanke om brok (10.48) Tell them what has happened, where it happened and how many are injured. Mand It s a man. He s collapsed. (10.58)Speak Emergency services will then send an ambulance to take the patient to the nearest emergency room. (22.09) I have a lot of pain in my groin, and it s very uncomfortable. I ve talked to some people who say it could be a hernia, and I do a lot of heavy lifting. Læge (22.18) That sounds very likely. Do you have a lump in your groin? (22.22) Yes, I do, and it feels tight. bliver undersøgt for brok af lægen Læge (22.24) If you d like to come over to the table, I can examine you. I ll apply pressure here. Does that hurt? Yes, it does. Læge Okay. Could you cough for me? (22.41) (cough, cough) Læge (22.42) As far as I can tell, there s no doubt that you have a hernia in the groin area. What happens now? Læge (22.49) Well, a hernia doesn t necessarily mean an operation, but it s very uncomfortable, isn t it? (22.54) Yes. Læge (22.55) 10
11 bliver henvist til hospitalet af sin praktiserende læge til forundersøgelse på hospitalet I think that in your condition and with the pain you re experiencing and the discomfort it causes you in general, that the right thing to do is to operate. So I m going to refer you to the hospital, and they will call you in for preliminary examination. So I ll just write your referral. Speak (23.12) After a short while, you ll receive a letter with the time and place of your appointment. If the date is inconvenient, please contact the hospital to make a new appointment. Hospitalslæge (23.23) That s fine. Thank you, Malik. You can get up now, and we can sit down and talk about what s going to happen. I ve examined your groin and you definitely have a hernia on your left side. Speak (23.37) Almost all hospital examinations and treatments are free. You can be treated in the hospital if you ve been hospitalized in an emergency or if you ve been referred. Hospitalslæge (23.50) What I think we should do, considering your symptoms, is to give you an operation. The operation can be done in two ways. It can be done under general anaesthetic or under a local anaesthetic. There are advantages and disadvantages to both of them. The other thing you should know is that when you re a young and healthy man, it can be done on an outpatient basis. Speak (24.18) Some examinations and operations are done as an outpatient procedure. This means that you won t be hospitalized for several days and can go home the same day. Hospitalslæge (24.30) Well, the way the operation works is that we make an incision where the hernia is Speak Other examinations and operations require hospitalization for a period of time because there s either a need for several examinations, prolonged treatment or because the doctors want to make sure that everything is going according to plan. får tid til operation på hospitalet Hospitalslæge (24.52) OK, what we ll do now is to schedule a time for your surgery, and our booking nurse can do that for us. Speak (25.02) A hospital stay should be seen as a process where an illness is diagnosed. That is, they find out what is wrong with you and treat it, or a treatment is initiated and monitored until you are given a clean bill of health or are well enough to be discharged. Sometimes it takes time to find out what is wrong. And sometimes you can have more than one medical condition. Hospitalslæge (25.28) 11
12 Hi, Ulla. Ulla, we need to schedule a time for Malik s operation. Bookingsygeplejerske (25.32) Okay. Hospitalslæge (25.33) And he needs to talk to the anaesthetist today. Malik, it was nice to meet you. I ll see you on the day of your operation. (25.41) Thank you. Speak (25.45) In Denmark, patients have a choice of hospital. That means that if your doctor has referred you to hospital for treatment, you can choose between all the hospitals that offer that treatment. Forberedelse til operation og operation på hospitalet (26.01) The waiting time varies from hospital to hospital, so if you want to be treated quickly, it s a good idea to check where that s possible. If the waiting time is exceeded, you should be offered treatment at another public or private hospital in Denmark or abroad. This is called guarantee of treatment. It s up to you whether you want to wait or to accept this offer. (26.34) You can also choose to pay for your treatment at a private hospital or clinic by bypassing the public hospital service. If you have a private health insurance that covers treatment in private hospitals, you can make use of it. Sundhed.dk Kvinde sidder derhjemme, hvor hun kigger og søger informationer på sundhed.dk Speak (27.12) On the homepage sundhed.dk you can, among other things, see the waiting lists for treatment at the various hospitals in Denmark. (27.23) Sundhed.dk is the public health service on the Internet, and it gives you direct access to the health service. On the homepage you can search for information on the health service in general. And as a citizen you can see your files. You can also see your medical profile, which includes a list of your prescriptions. And you can renew a prescription and make an appointment at your doctor s. (27.57) Sundhed.dk offers you many options. Some of the information is available to everyone, but you re the only one who can access your personal information with your personal password. Hospital Admission Sygeplejerske fortæller om at være indlagt på et hospital Sygeplejerske til kamera (28.26) When you are in hospital, you usually get a bed and you get a bedside table, where there is room for very little of one's private property. Speak (28.36) When you re admitted to the hospital, you ll have a talk with a nurse and a doctor. You ll also be offered one or two contact people who are partly responsible for your treatment and care during your hospital stay. They will 12
13 plan your stay with you and be present during conversations with your next of kin. (29.01) Nurses have also received further education. Sygeplejerske kommer med middagsmedicin til patient, som er indlagt på hospital Sygeplejerske til kamera (29.06) It is the nurse who is responsible for the nursing care of the patient. And it is the nurse who follows your progress and whom you can ask if you have questions regarding your admission. Speak (29.22) The doctor makes a diagnosis, operates and prescribes treatment. The doctor, nurse, healthcare assistants and other hospital personnel take part in the treatment and care of the patient. Sygeplejerske (29.43) Lena, I m here with your evening medicine. There are two Panodils that you have been prescribed by your doctor. There you go. (29.50) Thank you Speak (29.54) Doctors make their rounds once a day. However, this can vary from ward to ward. Stuegang Sygeplejerske (30.04) Hi it s the ward round. Yeah. Læge (30.08) Hello. Hello. Læge (30.10) Are you in pain? (30.12) No, it s almost gone now. Læge (30.15) OK No vomiting or? Speak (30.19) The doctor and nurse have your medical file, which includes a description of your course of illness. Læge (30.26) OK, it s going very well. We ll remove the thing in your throat today. And the scar is looking good? Sygeplejerske 13
14 Yes, it does actually. Læge (30.34) Good. I think you can count on being discharged very soon. Tomorrow or the day after at the latest. How would that be? (30.43) That would be very nice. Sygeplejerske fortæller om besøg på hospitalet, når man er indlagt Læge You can let your family know. Good. Have a nice day. Sygeplejerske til kamera (30.50) When you are in hospital, you have the opportunity to receive visits from family and friends. It is important to observe the hospital visiting hours. And it is important to ensure that you spread the visitors out, so not too many visitors come at once. Besøgende (31.07) You look good today. Indeed. I feel much better. Besøgende (31.11) You've got lipstick on yourself now. Yes. Besøgende (31.16) It will be nice for you to get back to the Faroe Islands again, like a new man. Sygeplejerske til kamera (31.21) It s in your own interest and in the interest of fellow patients on the ward to cooperate with the staff. For example, you should decide which of your family and friends should contact the staff to ensure that everyone doesn t ring at the same time with the same questions. Sygeplejerske (31.44) Lena, what would you like to eat? We ve got chicken in tarragon sauce? henter mad i buffet på hospitalsafdelingen bliver udskrevet og tager hjem Sygeplejerske til kamera (31.50) When you are in hospital, you will always be offered food several times a day. In some hospitals meals will be served on a tray and in others there will be a buffet where you can go out and choose your food. There will always be food that covers everyone's needs. Speak (32.06) You are discharged from the hospital when your operation or treatment is over, and when the doctor thinks you are well enough and when there is no risk of complications. Your general practitioner gets your discharge papers that describe the results of your examination, your diagnosis and treatment. Sometimes you have to go back to the hospital for a check-up or you can be 14
15 referred to aftercare or physical rehabilitation. Sygeplejerske (32.38) Goodbye and thanks for now. It is nice to see that you're well again. And remember to contact your own doctor in about a week. Rights and Options Speak (33.00) The healthcare system is large, so it s good to know your rights and options as a patient. (33.06) Hospitals have a patients counsellor who is unbiased and can offer help and guidance on your right to treatment, on waiting times, choice of hospital, complaints and compensation in connection with a hospital stay as well as offering to help if there s a misunderstanding between you and the healthcare workers. (33:29) In every area of the healthcare system you have a right to full information on the state of your health, your diagnosis and possible treatment. But you also have a right to know about any complications or side effects. The patient has to give his permission before a treatment can be started. Permission can be given orally or in writing in the form of your signature. Den manuelle journal og den elektroniske journal foreninger (33:57) In Denmark you have a right to access your medical file. In other words, you can get a copy of your file. Doctors use your file to describe the course of your illness. At sundhed.dk you can see your file if it s been uploaded. Otherwise you can contact the ward or the healthcare worker who manages your course of illness. (34:30) In Denmark there are more than 100 patients associations that can give you guidance and advice if you have a chronic or life-threatening illness. At patients associations you can get an assessment of treatment possibilities and meet people who have the same illness. The more you know about your own illness, the easier it is to deal with your situation and get a good outcome. s who aren t satisfied with their treatment in the healthcare system can file a complaint. Complaints can be sent to the National Agency for s' Rights and Complaints. (34:56) If you feel that your treatment has been unsatisfactory and want compensation, then contact the Danish Insurance Association. You can get advice on your options for a complaint from the patient s counsellor or the National Agency for s' Rights and Complaints. Interpreter Speak (35.29) If you don t speak Danish very well, you can get assistance from an interpreter during your treatment. The general practitioner, specialist or the hospital determines whether an interpreter is necessary during treatment. Assistance from an interpreter is free for the first years you re in Denmark. 15
16 får tolkebistand i forbindelse med sit lægebesøg Que es lo que tengo? Tolk (35.54) What is wrong with me? Læge (35.56) I detect a slight case of pneumonia. Tolk Hay encontrado una pequeña pulmonia Que es lo que tengo que hacer Tolk (36.03) What can he do? Læge (36.05) You need a prescription for penicillin that you take three times a day. Speak (36.09) It s important to use a professional interpreter at the doctor s instead of your own family or children. Læge (36.17) After a week, you might still have a cough, but the infection will be gone. Speak (36.27) Misunderstandings can happen since difficult words are often used when talking about illness. And perhaps you don t want to involve or worry your family before you know what s wrong. (36.34) Like the doctor, the interpreter is subject to confidentiality restrictions, so everything that is said will remain between you, the doctor and the interpreter. Læge Adios Prevention ønsker at blive vaccineret før udenlandsrejse Læge (37.00) There was also another thing we should talk about today? (37.02) Yeah, I have to travel to Lahore in Pakistan and I would like to be vaccinated against hepatitis. Læge (37.10) Yes Speak (37.12) Vaccinations are one way of preventing illness. Læge (37.15) Of course there are many forms of hepatitis, but when going so far away, you should vaccinate against the one called hepatitis A. It consists of two vaccinations, and I'll explain to you how it works later. 16
17 Forebyggelsestilbud Speak (37.29) But there are many other ways of preventing illness: by taking medicine, vitamins and minerals or by accepting the preventive measures offered by the healthcare service. This could be screenings for breast cancer or cervical cancer, dental check-ups, pregnancy screenings or other health check-ups. It can be hard to understand why you should take medicine or take preventive measures if you don t feel ill. (38.01) Another way of preventing illness is by having a healthy lifestyle. Sundhedsvejleder fortæller om forebyggelsescentre og sundhedscentre og de tilbud, der findes i kommunerne i forbindelse med livsstilssygdomme. Sundhedsvejleder til kamera (38.16) In Denmark s healthcare and disease prevention centers, help is offered to citizens with lifestyle diseases like chronic lung disease, type 2 diabetes or heart disease. Citizens who want a healthier lifestyle can also get help. The centers have healthcare personnel like dieticians, physiotherapists, nurses and healthcare advisors. (38.41) The help offered in these centers is for citizens who are not so ill that they have to be hospitalized. You can get help here with a referral from your doctor or the hospital, but you can also get help here in the center without a referral. Speak (38.59) Not every municipality in Denmark has a healthcare center or a disease prevention center, but every municipality has something similar. Ask your doctor. Borger kommer til sundhedscenter med en henvisning fra hendes læge Sundhedsvejleder har en samtale med borger Sundhedsvejleder (39.09) I have a referral from your doctor, and I can see that you are a diabetic. How are you? Borger (39.14) I think I m doing really well, but I can t seem to get started on exercising and training. Sundhedsvejleder (39.22) Then it s a good thing you re here, because that s one of the things we can help you with. Today we ll just talk, and I can tell you about what we can do and we ll plan a regime for you and talk about how you can use this place. Speak (39.37) Whether you have to pay for preventive courses and services depends on which municipality you live in. Make sure you enquire first. Sundhedsvejleder til kamera (39.51) Here at the center, we can help you deal with your lifestyle diseases. We offer physical training, dietary and cooking advice, classes about your disease and giving up smoking. Our sessions are tailored to the individual s daily life. Speak (40.07) You can also use the center if you re overweight, have unhealthy eating habits 17
18 or if you re tired and need to be more active. Sundhedsvejleder (40.17) We offer workouts where you can train twice a week with 10 or 12 other people. Diabetes is a chronic disease. The body s ability to absorb sugar in the blood is reduced. It can be hereditary, but your lifestyle is also a major factor. If you eat more healthily and take more regular exercise, you could notice a big difference. Mand køber cykel hos cykelhandler og begynder at motionere Pregnancy and Birth Gravide går tur med nyfødte babyer Gravid kvinde bliver undersøgt af jordemoder Sundhedsvejleder til kamera (40.46) Like diabetics, people with other lifestyle diseases can also come here. For example, people with high cholesterol or blood pressure or people who are overweight or smoke. (40.56) Changing your habits can seem impossible, but it s important to take baby steps, for example biking to work or walking instead of taking the bus. It s important to start with small changes, so you get positive results, and that will result in more energy so that you want to do more for yourself and for your health. Speak (41.40) To give newborn babies a good start in life, medical examinations and counselling are offered to pregnant women, parents, children and young people. If you are pregnant or want a pregnancy test, then contact your general practitioner. Your doctor will examine you and refer you to a midwife. Jordemoder (42.12) It s up to your navel. That s fine. How long has it been kicking? Gravid (42.20) For about two or three weeks. Speak (42.22) Your general practitioner and midwife will follow the baby s development and give advice on pregnancy and giving birth. Jordemoder (42.33) That corresponds really well to how far along you are. Speak (42.36) This is a planned procedure that everyone follows. Jordemoder (42.39) I ll listen to its heartbeat, Ann, to see how its doing. It s fine, a nice strong rhythm. The heartbeat is fine. Now I ll just put this here so you can listen to it. Gravid (42.57) Okay. Jordemoder (43.03) There. The rattling sound is because it s kicking. Speak (43.15) 18
19 There are free antenatal classes that prepare you and your partner for the birth and a new addition to your family. In Denmark, fathers-to-be are present during delivery and often attend the antenatal classes. Sundhedsplejerske besøger familie med nylig født baby (43.34) You can choose where you want to give birth: in a hospital, a clinic or at home. Speak (42.42) All new parents are visited by a health visitor. Sundhedsplejerske (43.50) 6.4. She is 6.4 now. Speak (43.55) The health visitor is a trained nurse and has a further education in health promotion and disease prevention for babies, schoolchildren, families and groups. The health visitor s job is to examine your child and give you help and guidance. Sundhedsplejerske (44.20) Op i min mors trygge hænder. I feel safe when I am with my mummy. Speak (44.26) The health visitor makes a few home visits during the baby s first year and helps you make a strong start. Sundhedsplejerske (44.36) I think it s okay if you dress her now. Speak (4.39) You can discuss issues that are important to you, whether they are of a practical nature like care and nutrition or about the well-being of the family in general. Sundhedsplejerske (44.52) In Danish we call it storkebid. That is a mark that will become less visible later on. When they are about Speak (45.01) This offer is free. Like adults, children have their own health insurance card, which you should take with you to your doctor s. Children and Health Far er med barn til 1 års undersøgelse hos lægen Speak (45.15) Before starting school and during the first five years of a child s life, the child is offered preventive physical check-ups at your general practitioner s. Læge (45.28) I m glad you could come today for a first-year check-up. Far (45.33) Yes. Læge (45.35) We ll measure and weigh him, and I d like to hear how things are going. Speak (45.40) 19
20 The doctor examines the child to see if he s developing properly: if he s growing, eating and thriving as he should. By going to these preventive checkups, you and your child can get to know and trust your doctor while the child is in good health and the child can get the necessary vaccines at the correct time. Læge (46.06) That sounds fine. Speak (46.10) Vaccinations prevent serious and contagious diseases. Getting your child vaccinated is recommended. Vaccinations have few or no side effects, and they re free. If a child isn t vaccinated in childhood, it can get a children s disease as an adult, and that can be very unpleasant. Børn leger i skoletiden Dreng til psykolog (46.36) While they re in school, children are called in to the school nurse. Here they are given information about health and education, their vision and sense of colour are tested, their hearing is tested, and they re weighed and measured. The nurse talks to them about their everyday life. Psykolog (47.02) OK, let s start with you writing your name here on this line. Speak (47.09) The school also has a school psychologist who can help children who aren t doing well at school or at home. Psykolog (47.17) I ll turn it around, so you can do it yourself. Speak (47.22) The school psychologist talks to the child, the parents and teachers about how the problems can be solved so the child will thrive again. The Dentist Barn blive undersøgt hos børnetandlægen Tandlæge (47.35) It s time for a check-up. First you have to wear a bib. Speak (47.41) To keep your teeth healthy throughout your life, it s important that they are checked early and regularly by a dentist. (47.54) Children are offered free dental care from birth to the age of 18. In most municipalities, children are called in for their first check-up between the ages of one and two. Tandlæge (48.09) Yes, 6+, 5, 4, +6 Speak (48.17) The dentist sees the child regularly and can give you advice on how to avoid cavities and the importance of not eating too much candy or sugar. Tandlæge (48.29) 20
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The Importance of Soft Power
Story from: Inter Press Service
By Syed Mansur Hashim
Jul 19 2016 (The Daily Star, Bangladesh)
The world is at war with extremists. Developed and developing nations, whether it is France, the United States, Russia or China, the Middle East or countries in the sub-continent, we are all battling one form of Muslim militancy or another. And while alliances are being forged on a regional or trans-continental basis to fight outfits like the Boko Haram, Al Qaeda or the Islamic State (IS), and battles are being fought out on land in Iraq Syria, Libya or Yemen, on the streets of Paris or in Dhaka, every nation that has faced the onslaught of extremists who are connected to a global network of jihadists that is increasingly sophisticated, the realisation that they are now battling for the 'hearts and minds' of the populace is emerging.
The extremists' distortion of religion and their success in disseminating information has policymakers the world over going back to the drawing board and reassessing the threat – not just in military terms, but also incorporating a new strategy that makes use of media activity, to new school curricula, to effectively counter jihadist propaganda. It is the realisation that this is an ideological battle and the war must be fought on two fronts, both militarily and undermining extremist ideology that will put a dent in their recruitment efforts.
Taking the actual message of Islam to the schooling system is one approach being tried out in some countries. It is now obvious that if young Muslims are to be stopped being turned by jihadists, something has to be done about teachings and preaching in mosques, seminaries and educational institutions. The use of religious text that prove that arguments put forth by extremists that mass killings are condoned by the Qur'an is false, that Islamists are toying with young impressionable minds – is essentially at the forefront of this new effort. Unless hard-line teachings can be countered, the "war on terror" will be a losing battle.
Adam Garfinkle of the Foreign Policy Research Institute put all this into context: "we face not an esoteric intellectual but a full-fledged sociological problem in the greater Middle East…The larger and deeper social context, which feeds off collective emotion rather than the tracts of Sayiid Qutb or the tape-recorded rants of Osama bin-Laden, explains why newly vogue US counter-messaging efforts are a waste of time and money. Those efforts are bound to fail because those messages are…disembodied from the social networks in which ideas are embedded and give life. The notion that a bunch of people on the fifth floor of the State Department are one fine day going to discover the perfect set of words placed in perfect order and translated perfectly into Arabic, Farsi, Urdu, Pashto and so on – and that set before fanatics these words are going to suddenly change their entire point of view – is a rationalist fantasy."
One approach that has worked to counter gang violence in developed countries is now being tailor made to go counterterrorism in developing countries. Tailor-made in the sense that experts take into account local conditions, but the success of such approaches largely depend on the willingness of local stakeholders that include the respective governments to cooperate to change their corrupt and abusive behaviour. The idea that criminal gangs and terrorist outfits possess similarities in outlooks based on socioeconomic conditions is giving criminologists ideas to come up with programmes that may be implemented in various countries to counter the philosophies espoused by militants. Some basic elements are the same. The feeling of hopelessness in the face of police brutality, the need to belong to a club or a congregation of people who face similar identity crisis, the overwhelming hatred for the 'establishment', the need to feel powerful, proactive and invincible, etc. The counter-messaging efforts that are emerging differ from region to region.
For any effort to succeed, the respective governments must be open to ideas. The United States State Department has tried to find common ground with Bangladesh police to introduce 'community policing' that would help devise a strategy based on police-civilian partnerships. That initiative never went anywhere because local conditions and culture were not factored in. A country where the larger populace is in fact alienated from the police due to a myriad of reasons, and also corruption amongst certain elements of the citizenry provided the grounds for failure. No solution can be imposed from the outside. What works in El Salvador will probably not work in Bangladesh and vice versa.
What will work of course is bringing on board the religious leadership of the country who control the mosques and religious schools and the Islamic scholars to work with authorities. This will only work if the vast majority of the religious opinion leaders are convinced that it is time to forge a partnership with the State to counter a force that threatens their way of life too and not just that of the State's. The State for its part has to step back from wholesale suppression of any dissent which is giving rise to much of the anger that is being utilised by jihadists to reach their own end goals. At the end of the day, we have to realise that ideas must be fought with ideas. No amount of policing and counterterrorism will root out militancy. Only when the State takes into confidence the people can there be any meaningful resistance to the spread of ideals (no matter how distorted) amongst the youth – illiterate or otherwise.
The writer is Assistant Editor, The Daily Star.
This story was originally published by The Daily Star, Bangladesh
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Subject: FSB Digs Dirt on Starovoitova, Allies
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1999 05:51:33 +0300
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Theatrical Release Date: Hong Kong, 1978
Director: Chia-Liang Liu
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Bumi has done enough damage already to its shareholders' wealth and the reputation of the London stock market. The last thing it needs is the return of its creator, Nat Rothschild.
Astonishingly, however, a couple of big-name City fund managers, including Schroders' Richard Buxton, have declared themselves backers of Rothschild's plan to throw out 12 of 14 current directors and install himself and a hand-picked crew in their place. These outside shareholders should pause and recall how Bumi, an adventure into the exciting world of Indonesian coal mining, fell into its deep hole. Short answer: Rothschild did a spectacularly bad deal.
Remember the history. In 2010 Rothschild created a shell company, Vallar, and raised £700m to seek riches in natural resources. A partnership deal soon followed to buy into Indonesian coal mines controlled by the Bakries, a family who had not always generated headlines that reassure strait-laced institutional investors in London. The Bakries would own 47% of London-listed Vallar, to be renamed Bumi, but that apparently wasn't a problem because everybody would get along just fine.
Ho, ho. Bumi has been one quarrel after another. Rothschild, having ceded the right to appoint the chairman and chief executive of the London-listed company, discovered he in was no position to call the shots, notwithstanding the force of his understandable complaints about governance at the Indonesian end. He quit the board last October.
Given the farcical chain of events, and a share price down 70%, one can understand why Rothschild would be embarrassed and wish to play a role as salvage man, or the person to oversee the unwinding of the cross-shareholdings with the Bakries.
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Sir Julian Horn-Smith, the ex-Vodafone man who is Bumi's senior non-executive director, should have known better than to get involved in the first place. But he was spot-on this week when he said Bumi's governance, operational and legal headaches "essentially derive from the original deal that Nat Rothschild was instrumental in putting together".
For good measure, Horn-Smith reminded investors that the Takeover Panel, the City's watchdog on deals, is investigating why the existence of a concert party between the Bakries and a firm controlled by fellow Indonesian Rosan Roeslani wasn't declared on day one. His statement continued: "The board notes that the next stage of the panel investigation will be to establish any culpability and appropriate disciplinary action, which the board assumes will include a focus of Vallar plc's principal adviser at that time, Vallar Advisers LP, which was led by Nat Rothschild."
At the very least, outside shareholders should have taken that as a warning to reserve judgment on Rothschild's attempted return until the panel has spoken. Instead, a "back Nat" campaign is up and running. Baffling.
Has Lloyds time finally come?
Rejoice, fellow shareholders, our punt on Lloyds Banking Group is going well – or, at least, less badly. The best-performing FTSE 100 stock of 2012 (it doubled) has started 2013 at electric pace, up 10% so far to 54p amid the general market optimism.
It's time to dream. The state's in-price on the £20bn bailout of Lloyds was 63p if one takes account of the £2.5bn returned to public coffers via the bank's exit from the asset insurance scheme. Suddenly break-even on our 39% shareholding doesn't seem far away.
UK Financial Investments, the body charged with managing the state's bank holdings, needs to awake from its slumber – there could be a selling opportunity here for the government. You can hear the refrain now: Labour nationalised banks in a crisis; we've brought them back to health and can start repaying the taxpayer. That's a decent line for a chancellor who may soon find the UK stripped of its triple-A credit rating as the economy enters a triple-dip recession.
How, you might wonder, have Lloyds' shares risen from 22p in the autumn of 2011 in such a cold climate? Isn't the bank, as the country's largest mortgage lender, a proxy for the health of the UK economy? Yes, but there has always been another argument: Lloyds is so big and dominant in domestic savings and loans that it can't fail to make a shed-load of money one day.
The latter thought is now uppermost, especially as the banks have had a few presents recently – liquidity rules have been loosened and the Bank of England's funding for lending scheme is in full swing. "Normal service is being resumed," declared UBS' bank-watcher this week. He has a 12-month target price on the shares of 60p and thinks Lloyds "is clearly going to deliver rising margins, falling costs and falling provisions which should provide a very strong upswing to profitability and earnings per share momentum over the next few years."
But here's the trickier part for the government: mere break-even for the public purse could imply an almighty windfall for Lloyds management. It's a function of the V-shaped path of the share price and the fact that the lucky Lloyds crew got a bundle of incentive shares near the bottom. An announcement last March recorded carrots that included 41.3m shares for the top executives – the quantity was calculated on the basis of a 34.8p share price. Some 9.5m shares were allocated to chief executive António Horta-Osório and the rest split between nine individuals.
Performance conditions and deferral provisions, and all that, apply. But throw in other incentives and assume Lloyds gets back to the 63p starting point. The back-of-envelope maths suggests the top 10 Lloyds executives could be looking at share-based rewards worth £35m-£40m between them, even at the point where the state's profit is zero.
Them's the rules of the incentive scheme agreed by UKFI, of course, and maybe the voters would just be thankful for Lloyds' recovery. Or maybe they would point out that "ongoing regulatory largesse", in the cute phrase of another City analyst, is a large part of this story. That fun lies ahead – but maybe sooner than assumed.
Unexpected CVs in the bagging area
An intriguing whisper from the boardroom of a quoted-company retailer: they have been astonished by a flood of unsolicited job applications from Tesco executives in recent months. These are not from members of Tesco's high-ranking executive committee – we're talking levels below that. What does it mean? Tesco's chief executive, Philip Clarke, is cracking the whip, as you'd expect, but the post-Leahy internal revolution may not be universally acclaimed.
'Tis the season to stay silent
As Marc Bolland at Marks & Spencer might agree, retailers' Christmas trading statements are more trouble than they're worth. What's the point? They give bald sales numbers, which can be misleading in isolation. Sales are vanity, profits are sanity, is the old retailing wisdom.
Next is the exception. It helpfully updates its profit forecast. The rest boast about how many mince pies they sold and, in case of Sainsbury's and Tesco, they bicker about the right way to calculate like-for-like sales figures.
True, Christmas is critical for shopkeepers. But an overload of reporting, it is now widely agreed, distracts managements and encourages short-term thinking. Cut the clutter: if a retailer has real seasonal news to convey, good or bad, let it speak; if not, it should stay silent until the next scheduled results.