Rural Communities
Obesity: Care in Rural Communities
... costs. Rural adults experience higher rates of obesity as well as correspondingly elevated mortality and mor- bidity than their urban ...in rural communities, nurse practitioners cannot follow these ...
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Prospect and Application of Biogas Technology for Rural Communities of India
... Until the 18th century almost all energy used by man was supplied locally from traditional energy sources . Before man has started using petroleum, coal was the major source of energy. At present, petroleum and natural ...
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Rural health roundtables: a strategy for collaborative engagement in and between rural communities
... Rural communities may differ significantly across geographic regions and even within the same ...of rural communities necessitates local solutions to local challenges 8 ...broader rural ...
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Measuring the attractiveness of rural communities in accounting for differences of rural primary care workforce supply
... some rural communities to be oversupplied, while the use of head count (USA) and full-time equivalence (Australia) data may have contributed to small differences between ...
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Speed Management Toolbox for Rural Communities
... for rural communities with transition ...for Rural Traffic Calming, Colored Entrance Treatments for Rural Traffic Calming, Dynamic Speed Feedback Signs for Rural Traffic Calming, ...
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Tourism and Hospitality Curriculum for Rural Communities Neighbouring
... for rural communities’ adult-education-programmes and non-formal education provision for school leavers unable to attend normal day ...classes. Communities can also use the curriculum as part of ...
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Multimedia distribution system for rural communities
... WLAN and WMAN infrastructures are suitable solutions for provision of ICT services within rural communities in remote sites, which can be hardly reached by wireline networks. If a WLAN can easily serve a ...
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Integrated Care for Older Adults in Rural Communities
... for rural communities: How easily can current models for integrating care be adapted to a rural context and culture? How well do they account for gaps and variations in local delivery systems, ...
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SURVEILLANCE OF BRUCELLOSIS IN LIVESTOCK IN RURAL COMMUNITIES OF PUNJAB, PAKISTAN
... subtropical rural communities in the province of Punjab during January-March, ...of rural population does not allow test and slaughter policy, therefore, mass vaccination is recommended to control ...
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Feminist Approaches to Educational Leadership in Disadvantaged Rural Communities
... Abstract Playing host to many leaders of South Africa’s transition to democracy, the historic schools continue to contribute to the education of learners in disadvantaged rural communities. Within the ...
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The Effect of Rural Population Density on Socio economic Characteristics of Rural Communities- Review of Literature
... between rural density (used as an independent variable) and many important characteristics of rural communities, treated as dependent ...of communities have been established: but what of the ...
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E learning Services for Rural Communities
... a rural South African environment are studied and suggested strategies for improved access to ICT education and training ...the rural communities in the west of Iran and proposed that ICT centers may ...
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Spreading Justice to Rural Montana: Expanding Local Legal Services in Underserved Rural Communities
... in rural practice, students also identified the con- cerns that could prevent them from building a solo or small practice in one of Montana’s rural ...different rural communities, whether a ...
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Teaching Science In Rural Communities
... called rural communities, are disadvantaged socially, economically and educationally as compared to their counterparts in ...these communities are much lower than their counter parts in urban areas ...
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Working among the rural communities in Ghana - why doctors choose to engage in rural practice
... the rural communities early in ...incorporate rural outreach/practice in the curricula to make students spend time in the rural communities be- fore they graduate, in order to prepare ...
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USEFULNESS OF TRADITIONAL NEWSMEN IN DISSEMINATING INFORMATION IN RURAL COMMUNITIES IMPLICATIONS FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT
... to rural communities and its implications for rural ...for rural development; and the importance of information dissemination to rural ...for rural growth and ...
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Rural Communities and Disaster Recovery
... While there is an established system for providing financial counselling during exceptional circumstances, social or psychological counselling is provided in an ad hoc, temporary, way. While an ad hoc response may deal ...
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Building resilience in transient rural communities: Guidelines for council
... with rural communities purported to be both more capable and more resilient than urban ...A rural-urban dichotomy is also widely employed in formal population classifications, albeit based on narrow ...
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Strategies for Prevention and Control of Hypertension in Nigeria Rural Communities
... Hypertension control measures should be firmly based at primary level. The three main strategies (community health promotion, health services and system support strategy) for the prevention and control of high blood ...
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Mining – godsend or manmade disaster in the eyes of rural communities?
... resource communities suffer the ‘curse of resources’ (Bush, 2008, ...361). Communities are typically viewed as vulnerable to environmental and societal processes, and also less equipped to deal with it, ...
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