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A medical school for rural areas
Medical Education, 1997Jichi Medical School (JMS) was established in 1972 to supply graduates to rural areas where medical resources are scarce. JMS has several unique characteristics aimed at motivating graduates to work in a rural practice. These include financial aid for students, a home prefecture recruiting scheme, location in a non‐urban area, management by prefectures
K, Inoue, Y, Hirayama, M, Igarashi
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Early Psychosis in Rural Areas
Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 2007Early psychosis (EP), in which the terms first-episode psychosis or first-break psychosis are also considered, is an area of developing research intensity. Although it is apparent that considerable progress has been made in establishing best practice criteria and protocols for EP in general, the particular issues pertaining to rural areas have not ...
Mark, Welch, Twilla, Welch
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Infective hepatitis in a rural area
The Irish Journal of Medical Science, 1950An outbreak of infective hepatitis producing 114 cases in a small rural area is described. The outbreak concentrated on schools, the vast majority of sufferers being schoolchildren. Possible methods of spread of infection are discussed. The evidence points to spread being by personal contact, probably by infected droplets, in conditions of community ...
M, NAUGHTEN, J J, RUSSELL, P N, MEENAN
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2004
Many agree that knowledge is central to development, and that there are considerable resources of knowledge and information that could be made available to assist poor people deal more effectively with the root causes of their poverty. The new information and communications technologies (ICT), and increased priority and resources for information ...
Rudgard, Stephen, Mangstl, Anton
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Many agree that knowledge is central to development, and that there are considerable resources of knowledge and information that could be made available to assist poor people deal more effectively with the root causes of their poverty. The new information and communications technologies (ICT), and increased priority and resources for information ...
Rudgard, Stephen, Mangstl, Anton
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1949
during their first five years, many of the health problems of later life may be averted. Consequently, major emphasis in public health is placed on child care programs. In rural areas these programs concentrate on trying to lead parents (1) to protect children from communicable disease by isolation and immunization, (2) to select foods wisely,' (3) to ...
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during their first five years, many of the health problems of later life may be averted. Consequently, major emphasis in public health is placed on child care programs. In rural areas these programs concentrate on trying to lead parents (1) to protect children from communicable disease by isolation and immunization, (2) to select foods wisely,' (3) to ...
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RURAL AREAS: DEFINITION AND ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 1996Strijker, D., Sijtsma, F.J.
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