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jcoop11

Cures for the Third World's problems - 0 views

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    'Scientific" way of solving global healthcare issue. Can be very rewarding, but will not help the problem now. This cannot stand alone, it shoule be paired with other ideas that are affective today.
jcoop11

Brain drain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

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    Clarifies and illustrates the brain drain which contributes to why Africa has poor healthcare.
jcoop11

OneWorldTV / tv / Youth / Free Healthcare for Africa - 0 views

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    Planner solution. All the money in the world won't save the world. What they need is personal attention, not personal checks.
jcoop11

Sponsor A Child - Compassion - Child Details - 0 views

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    I'm not sure if anyone else can view all the stats on this page, but these are stats for Shafii. He is the Compassion child I sponsor. For $1/day I am able to provide him with healthcare, schooling, school supplies, etc. This is one way that has been established to help those is need, but there are several ways in which it can be improved.
jcoop11

Health education in Africa: 1975-2000 -- Brieger et al. 15 (4): 383 -- Health Education... - 0 views

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    Links education with healthcare. Discusses training of healh workers and educating the public.
jcoop11

Africa Foundation - 0 views

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    Foundation started in Africa and works to help the people. Promotes stability and doesn't try to be the hero. Seems to know the interconnectedness of healthcare, education, and income.
Amanda Stueve

DEVELOPMENT-ZIMBABWE: Hunger Exacerbating Child Mortality - 0 views

  • after 2000 as health delivery services declined amid growing international isolation.
  • he used to give her older children, who have since finished their primary education, supplements like peanut butter. But now she cannot do the same for her three-year-old son because of escalating prices.
  • Zimbabwe's economic decline has led to the breakdown of the country's health delivery system. Health care is now characterised by acute shortages of drugs and skilled personnel.
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  • he lack of resources to meet service delivery needs will also affect remote rural areas.
  • unavailability of medicine and medical personnel.
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    The economic situation is affecting healthcare in Zimbabwe. Food prices are going up, making it harder for mothers to provide good nutrition for their children. There are not enough funds for supplies and personnel, and doctors and nurses cannot be paid fair wages.
Amanda Stueve

TRADE-AFRICA: How to Turn The Curse of Oil Into a Blessing - 0 views

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    Oil (and other minerals) are affecting the economic situation of African countries. Companies are getting rich, but the people are poor. Poverty is undoubtedly a cause fore the lack of healthcare access in Africa. Some solutions are offered in this article to put some of the money made from the oil back into the hands of the people that live there.
jcoop11

Architects Without Borders - 0 views

shared by jcoop11 on 25 May 07 - Cached
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    Possible way to provide healthcare facilities to areas in need. I wonder if it is realistic to create an organization whose sole purpose is building reflief clinics?
jcoop11

MSF-USA- About Us - 0 views

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    This is probably one of the most famous health help organizations world wide. Personally I have been interested in Doctors without Borders for several years. This organization illustrates what has been done so far to help with the glabal healthcare.
Amanda Stueve

NEJM_Kim_Farmer.pdf (application/pdf Object) - 0 views

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      Infrastructure: states that without a healthcare system in place, antiretroviral therapy is hindered. Therefore; only developed countries currently have capabilities to effectively fight AIDS. What would be the impact on different cultures of introducing complex Western-style healthcare systems?
Amanda Stueve

Africa --COUNTDOWN TO 2015 / IPS Inter Press Service - 0 views

  • This process has to begin with an attitude change in the people.
  • The international system cannot determine for the people the needs, however obvious the needs may be.
  • MDGs are derived from the international system rather than the domestic environment. They are thus perceived to be foreign, however good the intentions may be.
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  • Institutions in many African countries are derived from developed countries’ institutions. This makes the whole idea of independence derisory.
  • elimination of proxy wars that were constantly blamed for the underdevelopment of the third world, third world leaders would re-channel their resources in worthy directions, such as health care, education and poverty eradication.
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    An opinion is put forth here that solutions for Africa must come from Africans so that they have legitimacy. Parochialism is a hindrance to solving political and healthcare issues in Africa (because people are not aware of their rights and privileges?).
jcoop11

Stopping Africa's medical brain drain -- Johnson 331 (7507): 2 -- BMJ - 0 views

shared by jcoop11 on 30 May 07 - Cached
  • Only 60 of the 500 doctors trained in Zambia since independence are still there.4 Mozambique has only 500 doctors for a population of 18 million.5
  • Any number of incentives have been tried to persuade doctors to remain in or return to their countries of origin—enhanced salaries, better pensions, cars, and housing allowances. Ethical recruitment codes may make us feel that we occupy the moral high ground. But, as long as the rich countries have plenty of vacancies, the flow of healthcare professionals from South to North will continue.
jcoop11

Kiva.org - Loans that change lives - 0 views

shared by jcoop11 on 29 May 07 - Cached
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    Kiva has a pretty revolutionary idea. People (mainly from the US) loan money to people in third world countires as an investment. The "loaners" get a return on their investment and the people receiving the loan are able to get on their feet. This promotes people helping themselves. Great if applied to healthcare.
jcoop11

WHO | Tuberculosis - 0 views

shared by jcoop11 on 15 May 07 - Cached
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    This is where I got most of my stats about TB for my presentation. The most interesting part for me is the connection that TB has with HIV/AIDS.
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    This is where many of the TB stats will come from. Outlines a plan for MGD's.
Ryan Felber

Research Activities, December 2006: Access to Care: Lack of health care options in rura... - 0 views

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    American rural areas in danger
Ryan Felber

Entrez PubMed - 0 views

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    Shows once agian that its not only undeveloped countries that suffer from a lack of doctors.
Ryan Felber

ScutDoc.com » Severe doctors' shortage predicted in Canada - 0 views

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    Shows that even developed countries like canada are short on doctors
Ryan Felber

Lack of doctors said hurts AIDS patients - Yahoo! News - 0 views

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    Another article about how we are lacking doctors and how it effects AIDs patients
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