Resources Tagged: Community Health Aides
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Key Resource 1979-01-01 This book is for use in tropical and subtropical developing countries. It covers a variety of diseases, helpful and harmful home remedies and cautious use of certain modern medicines. Importance is placed on cleanliness, a healthy diet, and vaccinations. It covers both childbirth and family...
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Key Resource 2014-05-01 This 2014 printing features updated antiretroviral information based on new World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines to treat HIV and prevent mother-to-child transmission. Other updated topics include: treatment of sexually transmitted infections (STI's); family planning; cervical, breast and...
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2003-01-01 This Package provides information for the use of orientation at both the facility and the community levels. It is meant to enhance the dialogue between the Health Workers and the Community in the area of Reproductive Health Services.
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2003-01-01 This Package provides information for the use of orientation at both the facility and the community levels. It is meant to enhance the dialogue between the Health Workers and the Community in the area of Reproductive Health Services.
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2012-01-01 This report provides the summary findings of the CAPTURED End Evaluation. In addition, three country evaluation reports have been produced, based on the work of the CAPTURED partners in Bolivia, Ghana and India. As noted in the ToR document, the purpose of this evaluation of the Program for...
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1995-04-01 This guide provides information on HIV/AIDS resources in Burkina Faso, Chad, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Senegal, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda. It was published to help people across Africa's drylands to find out who can offer assistance in community-based initiatives on HIV/AIDS....
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Over 100 pages of drawings drawn and donated by the British Association of Illustrators. Covers food, water, health, shelter and work. For use by and of help to fieldworkers active in communication and education work, and to encourage local artists.