Crimson Publishers-Investigations in Gynecology Research & Womens Health

An Assessment of the Effect of Team Building on Team Performance in Gutu District, Masvingo Province, 2010 by Pomerai KW in Womens Health Journal Abstract Introduction: Lack of team work is a major problem in civil service in Zimbabwe. Poor team work leads to reduced performance in a team. Gutu district performed very little for the past three years and a baseline survey showed lack of team work. This study aimed to assess the effectiveness of team building on team performance. Methods: A before and after quasi experimental study was conducted. District managers were study participants. A baseline survey was conducted to determine views on key leadership issues, such as convening meetings, managing conflict, planning and communication. Next, a five-day team building retreat was conducted in a secluded area away from the district. After the team building exercise, participants were observed for three months to assess improvement in planning, convening meetings, s

Human Infertility is Disease. What People Should Know About Her? by Siniša Franjić in Womens Health Journal_ Gynecology Open Access Journal Abstract Infertility is an absence of clinical pregnancy after two years of trying to reach it. According to World Health Organization data, between 7% and 26% of people have problems with infertility. Medical assistance is sought by 50% of infertile couples, and only about 22% are subjected to treatment. Infertility is a disease which can be cure, and this fact gives hope to couples who want to become parents. Keywords: Infertility; Man; Woman; Medically assisted insemination Introduction While a number of couples use different methods to limit their fertility and prevent new life, on the other hand a number of them - and it is constantly growing - has only one desire: to acquire own child [1]. To accomplish this desire, them no price is too high. Own desires, social pressures, as well as scientific-technical optimism and prom