Essays about: "health care"
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1. Evaluating the impact of Cuban physician cooperation: Evidence from Brazil's Mais Medicos Program
University essay from Handelshögskolan i Stockholm/Institutionen för nationalekonomiAbstract : Cuba is a world leader in medical diplomacy, supplying health care workers to underserved and developing countries on a global scale. One of Cuba's largest cooperations, its participation in Brazil's Mais Medicos Program (More Doctors Program, MMP), ended in the abrupt withdrawal of cooperative Cuban physicians in 2018 following political disputes. READ MORE
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2. “I never doubted that I made a difference” : Personal experiences from physical therapists working after the earthquakes in Nepal.
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Åsenlöf: Fysioterapi; Uppsala universitet/Åsenlöf: FysioterapiAbstract : Background: Earthquakes and other natural disasters have increased over recent years, more people around the world are living with disabilities. The physical therapists have an important role to increase function and restore quality of life. READ MORE
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3. A literature review -nurses’ interventions to prevent ESBLproducing bacterial infections
University essay fromAbstract : ESBL-producing bacteria are the second most common antibiotic resistant bacterial groupoccurring in Sweden. Colonization caused by ESBL-producing bacteria pose a seriouschallenge for treatment of both common and life-threatening infections. READ MORE
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4. Life skills education: Reducing sexual risk behaviour among young women in South Africa? Analysing the effect of life skills education on life skills knowledge, sexual risk behaviour and HIV prevalence
University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Institutionen för nationalekonomi med statistikAbstract : South Africa is considered to be the epicentre of the HIV pandemic and its women are disproportionally affected by the disease. A key strategy to prevent and mitigate the spread of HIV infection is the implementation of life skills education in all primary and secondary schools. READ MORE
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5. VIETNAMESE AND SWEDISH NURSING STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES TO PALLIATIVE CARE.
University essay fromAbstract : When it comes to taking care of someone who is ill and dying, there are cultural differencesregarding the role of the relative and the knowledge and access to palliative care differsbetween countries. The purpose of this study was to investigate Swedish and Vietnamesenursing students’ attitudes to palliative care. READ MORE
