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Functionality and performance of COVID-19 taskforces in response to the pandemic in Uganda. [PDF]

BMC Health Serv Res
Musoke D, Jonga M, Ndagire GK, Musasizi B, Gidebo A, Tolossa A, Thomas M, Waiswa P, Rumsey R.   +8 more
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Study protocol for Valor Barroso: a mixed-method approach to dietary-physical activity patterns in Barroso, Portugal. [PDF]

Arch Public Health
Cortez-Ribeiro AC, Ribeiro JC, Alves MJ, Ferro-Lebres V.   +3 more
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Planning a Perinatal Mental Health Intervention for a Post-Disaster Rural Community: Caregivers' and Women's Perspectives. [PDF]

J Community Psychol
Giarratano G, Patterson M, Northland B, Dorans K, Longo S, Weis K, Schultheis M, Harville E.   +7 more
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Community and economy in parish life

, 2010
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Community Assessment: A Church Community and the Parish Nurse

Public Health Nursing, 2001
In central Massachusetts a large urban parish asked the University of Massachusetts, Amherst School of Nursing to conduct a community assessment for the church and newly employed parish nurse. The aims of the assessment were: to determine the health status of parishioners, identify their perceived health needs and perceived barriers in meeting those ...
J, Swinney, C, Anson-Wonkka, E, Maki, J, Corneau   +3 more
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Faith Community/Parish Nursing

Journal of Christian Nursing, 2011
In the Christian faith tradition, using "Parish Nurse" to describe the form of nursing based in a Christian congregation is both historic and descriptive of the type of nursing specialty practice and ministry that reaches within the Church and out into the wider community.
Deborah L, Patterson, Mary, Slutz
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Parish nursing Opportunities in community health

Home Care Provider, 1997
Health care trends during the past decade, such as managed care and reduced hospital length of stay, have made home health a growing opportunity for professional nurses. The shift of persons with chronic illness from institutions to homes and communities has required community level approaches to support these clients and their caregivers.
S J, Penner, B, Galloway-Lee
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