Monday, January 31, 2011

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Sunday, January 30, 2011

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Friday, January 28, 2011

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The Chinese consumer engine of global growth?

The Chinese consumer engine of global growth?


The year 2010 marked a turning point. So far, China watered the world of its products at low prices and welcomed investment from companies around the world, fascinated by the huge market provided by the prospect of producing low cost.

But in 2009, more than half of China's exports were carried by foreign companies or joint ventures.

But this strategy, which allowed consumers Chinese and especially the government to reap huge financial and trade surpluses, is now showing its limits. "The Chinese have realized the dangers of too much dependence on foreign markets, says economist Patrick Artus, Research Director at the bank Natixis. Since 2008, they estimate that it takes longer count on Europe and the United States to pull them grow. "New fact, they no longer hide their contempt for Westerners.

NB: European officials are still surprised to hear recently, Chinese officials came to negotiate
"You Europeans think you live in a big Switzerland, but you live in a large Greek."

For China, the Chinese consumer must become the engine of the economy. The development of China will increase by the affluence and the emergence of a middle class bloated. In 2010, the Chinese minimum wage has grown by 24%. Not surprising that domestic consumption has increased by 19%!

authorities now have an obsession: to get faster pace with international standards and conduct an upmarket industrial. Their intent is to out as soon as possible to export cheaply, because they know that rising labor costs but also the yuan, which the United States argue forcefully, sooner or later will decrease their external competitiveness. Better to sell products with high added value it is better to sell cars and trains as shirts and shoes.

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Thursday, January 27, 2011

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Implementation in China

Implementation in China


A strategic issue is the implementation of its business in China.

find in this article up in China, advice on its location in the middle kingdom





It has become commonplace for more and more companies from all backgrounds to come up in China. Often for reasons that seem very simple and obvious: whether for reasons of cost; opportunities for opening new markets or optimizing a value price. While this may seem simple, the path is littered with discoveries and complications diverses.Bien soon be faced with many unexpected and cultural differences that can quickly turn into real obstacle course.


Better to have clearly defined its objectives before embarking. The Chinese market is not only very large is governed by standards tax, legal, quality requirements, etc. historical past. China and the Chinese will do you no gift in your wish to establish their territory. Always keep in mind that China did not need you, you who come to seek your happiness!




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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

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The "platform organ donation" CHU Charleroi his sincere thanks to the family of Mrs. VYGHEN for their support. This work can continue even humanist and encourage initiatives through research and awareness of organ donation.












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Dr. Patrick Biston Chief of Intensive Care University Hospital of Charleroi,

















Anne thanked and dedicated the awards to the families of donors

















The Family members VYGHEN















Prof. Vincent (Head of Intensive Care Erasmus and a member of the Jury)
Brotchi Pr (Eminent neurosurgeon, Senator and Patron of the association, Anne Joosten (Nurse Coordinator ), Dr. Michel Daune (former head of the intensive care unit of Charleroi, currently Chief Medical Officer)


PRIZE FUND's 2010 CARINE VYGHEN



The winner of the previous year














Association President and husband of Mrs. VYGHEN

Daughter of Madame VYGHEN















Professors Jean-Louis and Jacques VINCENT Brotchie




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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

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Prize Fund Carine VYGHEN Patrick Biston and the team of ICU CHU Charleroi

Brussels - January 25, 2011

AWARD CEREMONY OF THE 2010 'FUND FOR CARINE VYGHEN ORGAN DONATION - Museum of Medicine - Campus Erasme

Prize Fund Carine VYGHEN Patrick Biston and the team of ICU CHU Charleroi


(excerpt from speech by Nicolas VERLAINE husband Carine Vyghen and Chairman of the Fund)

Ladies and gentlemen let me also take this opportunity to launch a plea for developing organ donation in our country. For, despite a law rather well made and relatively good position of Belgium in the European hierarchy, it is clear that the first problem of organ transplantation is the shortage of organs itself .

Thanks to advances in medicine, organ transplantation has expanded considerably during the second half of the century last. And donate an organ is the most beautiful gesture of generosity and solidarity of a human being can do for another. Organ donation is a sacrifice that is necessary to give life to a patient in danger. The ceremony today is also an opportunity to celebrate this great chain of solidarity. But it is also an opportunity to focus on the obstacles and excuses too often used to oppose. Currently, the main cause of failure is a transplant rejection or complication is the absence of graft. Just take a look at the number of patients awaiting transplant recipients: more than 1300 people sometimes wait a long time. Many of them die (example: in 2009, 18 people waiting for a heart died and a dozen people die each day in Europe).

How come that there is no longer any shortage of transplants? How to convince?

paradox or ambiguity ...

I do not think I am right in saying that almost all patients agree to be grafted or if you prefer, almost none of the cons when it comes to transplant benefit . I think I can also say that if you ask the man in the street, it's a safe bet that it will be for the transplant if necessary. So how to explain that if we're all quite favorable for transplantation, too many families are still opposed to harvest the organs of a loved one. How can this ambiguity?

Carine looked like "tapping continuously on the nail! ". Indeed, among the solutions under consideration are mostly continuous stimulation of this type of donation. This stimulation occurs through hundreds of actions every year by the associations, the various transplant services in hospitals and by public authorities.

There are of course the inevitable "World Day for Organ Donation" and "European Day of Organ Donation." But above all these events that for years now trying to capture public attention and media to proclaim loudly the urgency to make representations to the municipal authorities so that his wish be recorded in the national registry.

In our case, we bring our little stone building. Thus, among our many projects and actions, I would be remiss not to mention also the issue of a Annual Award, the organization since last year, a symposium also annual collaboration with the cities and municipalities, held within 2 years of a grand gala our sponsor comedian André Lamy and the 5 th anniversary of our association we want to bring Fund Summit ! The idea is to get several cords of graft on one of the peaks of Mont Blanc and why not the roof of Europe. This project should be done in collaboration with the Erasmus Hospital and the Compagnie des Guides de Chamonix.

I will finish as last year delivering you some figures:

112 458 people are now registered as organ donors while refusing clearly marked tendency to decline (189 155). In 2010, however, "only" 263 organ donors were registered.

In 2010, 403 kidneys, 210 livers, 43 pancreas, 68 heart and 114 lung have saved 838 lives.

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your presence, your support and your attention.

Brussels, 25 January 2011

Nicolas VERLAINE,

Chairman of the "Fund Carine Vyghen"

0475/26 31 36

Prize Fund Carine VYGHEN Patrick Biston and the team of ICU CHU Charleroi

Head of Department of Intensive Care at the University Hospital of Charleroi, Dr. Biston is the second winner of the "Fund Carine Vyghen" (1). The award, annual is intended to promote the objectives of the Fund's crowning work, or projects done in the field of organ transplantation in its various aspects.

L e 28 December 2007, died unexpectedly Carine Vyghen a ruptured brain aneurysm at age 49 years . Former student of the ULB, a journalist with the Agence Belga, deputy mayor of the City of Brussels, Brussels MP, and secular humanist believes, his name is perpetuated through the association "Carine Vyghen Fund for the donation of Bodies ". Created by her husband, daughters and relatives, it aims to foster among public awareness of organ, tissue and blood or bone marrow. His first mission is to inform. The Fund would also help the donor families. And encourage researchers and physicians in creating this award.

Patrick Biston, Anne Joosten, Michel Daune and the entire team of ICU CHU Charleroi are thus rewarded for creating and developing a structure to promote organ donation. The established structure has the distinction of addressing the issue of organ donation in a comprehensive manner, including sensitization of patients and their families but also the various medical teams involved in these activities. Since 2008, the proposed service has also established a program of sampling patients in a state of cardiac death, " donor heart not beating," designed to allow the removal of certain organs in patients with major brain damage and irreversible but not meeting the criteria established de mort cérébrale. Ceci, en étroite collaboration avec l’Hôpital Universitaire Erasme, leur Centre de Référence.

L’ensemble de ces efforts et les résultats obtenus s’inscrivent résolument dans les objectifs poursuivis par le « Fonds Carine Vyghen ».

Le don d’organe au sein du service des Soins Intensifs du CHU de Charleroi

La transplantation remains in 2010, a treatment necessary for the survival of many patients with organ failure.

However, despite efforts in this area, offering for graft remains well below demand.

1. History

In 1993, a study team conducted within the intensive care unit of Civil Hospital of Charleroi, then consisting of 11 beds, has led to the finding that in our Most brain-dead patients did not have a care to guide them towards a donation procedure.

The main reasons were:

* Lack of motivation of the team.

* His lack of experience in approaching families.

* Insufficient resources, particularly human.

* Difficulties to ask, in an emergency, the diagnosis of brain death.

Led by Dr. Michel Daune, Manager, and Mrs. Anne Joosten, ICU nurse, was put in place a specific team, for 24 h at 24 and 365 days year, the detection and management of brain-dead patients and their families.

With the support of Hospital Directions and CPAS, the organizing power of the time, funding has been spent, which can still, to ensure sustainability.

the liking of many hospital mergers that since 1995 we have known, the activity was extended to cover, in 2010, the 36 intensive care beds that is today, CHU Charleroi (www.chu-charleroi.be)

The current cell is integrated into the intensive care unit, coordination is ensured by Anne Joosten up to a 1 / 2 FTE Medical supervision is the responsibility of intensivists service, present 24/24 ..

A multidisciplinary team care callable, at any time allows, to strengthen health care teams, where a sampling procedure is considered.

This, in close collaboration with the Erasmus University Hospital, our Reference Center.

Evolution considerable part of medical and nursing staff in recent years, coupled with increasing difficulties faced by all teams in intensive care in no way altered the enthusiasm and dynamism of this team, which continues to engage wholeheartedly in his mission at the institutional level, but also in thinking and organization of organ donation, be it regionally, nationally and even internationally.

2. Reality of donation activity

Since 1993, 347 organs were removed within our control. The annual distribution of donors referred samples: overall, until 2007, number of patients referred (between 15 and 35 per year) and sampled (5-10 per year) remained stable.

For cons, the evolution of intensive care and surgical techniques, has dramatically altered the demographics of the donors.

Thus in 2008, our department has implemented a program to donate to "non-beating heart, for patients with major brain damage and irreversible but that will never go in brain death.

This procedure is offered to the family, after de-escalation therapy decided collegially, and is a stop life support in the operating room, followed by a sample taken from cardiac arrest.

Since 2008, it is in our country, causing 15% of transplants.

the scale of our service, it has provided since 2008, 12 kidney, 4 liver, 2 lung and numerous tissue samples.

Please note that all our patients in coma postanoxic representing the target group of programs non-heart-beating charges were refuted by our Reference Center.

3. activity awareness for organ donation

We provide many conferences for health professionals, both within and outside our institution. Awareness campaigns for the general public either at events sports, or within the "Services Clubs" in the region, will result in many entries in the national registry. There can be no question of the list here.

By cons, other events were organized or supported by our team:

* Anne Joosten actively involved for many years the group coordinators of the Belgian Society of Transplantation (BTS)

* In 2008, Dr. Daune was awarded the title "Carolo year "Quickness and by Southern Media Group, which rewards the person who participated in the most positive image of the city of Charleroi.

* The service is actively involved in departmental "Gift", identify all deaths in intensive care units and analyzing the causes of failure to recognize potential donors.

* Anne Joosten and Dr. Marecaux, provide training for nurses in intensive care in the Haute Ecole Provinciale du Hainaut in Mons Condorcet.

* Chaired by Dr. Patrick Biston, the Belgian Society of Intensive Care held in 2006 in Charleroi its Spring Congress on the topic of organ donation.

* In March 2010, our team organized on the site of the Bois du Cazier, the Mecca of remembrance, an exhibition tracing the history of organ donation in the ULB, coupled conferences awareness to the general public who have been very successful. It was an opportunity to hold a prestigious scientific conference that brought together teams of the CHU Hospital and Erasmus on the theme of taking non-heart-beating.

* A month later, in April 2010, Michel Drygalski (also nominated for the title of Carolo year), took from Charleroi, for a walking tour of more than 6000 kms , who led on the paths of St. Jacques de Compostela, and in many European countries, wearing a T-shirt with our team, and distributing throughout the path of thousands of documents awareness about organ donation. This journey, relayed on the site http://chudondorganes.blogspot.com and has wanted the symbol of transplants performed in Europe at the start of an act of generosity initiated at the heart of our city, has received extensive media coverage up to and including the return of Mr. Drygalski in Charleroi last October.

4. Prospects

Spurred by European Directives, our structure, a pioneer in the field, should be awarded official recognition through the Appointment of a Local Coordinator, function since 1993, we provide a spontaneous and autonomous.

This new hospital function, which should become general, will contribute to our initiative to consolidate the knowledge and skills in detecting and optimizing the management of donors potential organ.

5. Conclusions

For nearly 17 years, health care teams of the CHU of Charleroi, have invested in not counting the support donors and awareness for organ donation.

Beyond the actions taken and results obtained, we consider it essential to continue this fight.

Therefore, more than a culmination, the Prize Fund Carine Vyghen "represents an opportunity for us to present our experience, unique in Belgium outside of academic centers, but also a great encouragement to continue and develop our expertise, both at our institution, but also within the University network Libre de Bruxelles.

(1) The 2009 Prize was awarded to Dr. Valerio LUCIDI, Head of Clinic Assistant in the Surgical Clinic of Abdominal Transplantation, Department of Digestive Surgery Hospital Erasme (ULB), sharing responsibility for the program for liver transplantation and hepatobiliary surgery. Dr. Lucidi had been rewarded for his research project on structural changes in the liver parenchyma (liver tissue) involved in the early phase after transplantation using a new imaging technique of resonance scattering magnétique nucléaire.

REFERENCES

1. BISTON P, Joosten A, Daune M, Intensive care unit, CHU Charleroi – Charleroi Belgium Non-Heart Beating Donors Program implantation in a Non-Transplant Center : A Preliminary Report. Intensive Care Medicine, 2009;35(s):s26

2. Biston P. , Joosten A , Daune M , Intensive care unit, CHU Charleroi- Charleroi Belgium Non-Heart Beating Donors Program Implantation in a Non Transplant Center: A Preliminary Report. Spring Meeting Belgian Society of Intensive Care medicine Liège June 2009

RENSEIGNEMENTS COMPLEMENTAIRES

Nicolas VERLAINE, Président du « Fonds Carine Vyghen » :

fonds-carine.vyghen@scarlet.be ; 0475/26 31 36

Prof. Jacques BROTCHI, Président du Jury scientifique du « Fonds Carine Vyghen " Jacques.Brotchi @ erasme.ulb.ac.be

Prof. Vincent DONCKIER, Secretary of the Jury "Fund Carine Vyghen"

Vincent.Donckier @ erasme.ulb.ac.be

The Critical Care University Hospital Charleroi:

Dr. Patrick Biston:

Critical Care

CHU Charleroi

Zoe Drion Boulevard, 1

6000 Charleroi, Belgium

T: +32 (0) 71 92.06.62 Patrick Biston and the team of ICU CHU Charleroi

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Sunday, January 23, 2011

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Return of President Hu Jintao in China

Return of President Hu Jintao in China

The President Hu Jintao's U.S. visit returned to China, completing a state visit to four days United States. In it, he agreed with his counterpart Barack Obama to build a cooperative partnership between China and U.S. based on respect and mutual benefit.

The 2 presidents hold talks in the White House on matters of bilateral, regional and international role.

Following these discussions, both sides reached "an important agreement on China-US relations and on major international and regional issues of common interest," said the Chinese president at a press conference common with Mr. Obama.

"We both agreed to take forward relations positive and comprehensive cooperation between China and the United States, "Hu said, adding that the two sides had also decided to form a" cooperative partnership between China and U.S. based on respect and mutual benefit "that will benefit both countries and the rest of the world.

Chinese president added that he discussed with Mr. Obama of certain disputes in the economic and commercial , both parties had committed "to continue to resolve appropriately according to the principle of mutual respect and consultation on an equal footing. "
Mr. Hujintao a pris part à un somptueux dîner d'Etat et à une cérémonie de bienvenue organisés par M. Obama à la Maison Blanche.

Durant son séjour, M. Hu a rappelé à plusieurs reprises que l'objet de sa visite était de
"renforcer la confiance mutuelle, développer l'amitié, approfondir la coopération et promouvoir les relations de coopération positives et globales entre la Chine et les Etats-Unis pour le 21ème siècle".


Les 2pays ont ainsi profité de cette visite pour publier une "déclaration commune sino-américaine" affirmant que

"la Chine et les Etats-Unis sont engagés à travailler ensemble to build a cooperative partnership based on respect and mutual benefit to promote common interests of both countries and address the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century. "


" China and the U.S. cooperate actively on a wide range of economic, social, energy, environmental or safety that require commitment and coordination on bilateral deeper, "the statement said.


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Saturday, January 22, 2011

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Prize Fund Carine VYGHEN Patrick Biston team and Intensive Care University Hospital Charleroi

More than 10,000 people aware of organ donation during this trip and this amazing feat!

Bravo, Mr. Drygalski!






Thanks in return for Mr Drygalski and his wife to Dr. Michael Daun, Anne Joosten and the team of the University Hospital of Charleroi for daily work and support received during this long journey!
Awards

Evoking memories ....


Official welcome at the Hôtel de Ville de Charleroi


t-shirt with the logo Platform donation CHU Charleroi











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Ingrid Colic, Alderwoman Sports, welcoming the hero!