Health Care Organizations in Third and Fourth World Nations.

Miller, David C.

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Publication Date: 1977

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Health Care Organizations in Third and Fourth World Nations

Miller, David C.

Phylon, 38, 3, 236-48, Sep 77

The health problems of developing nations are very different from those of the industrialized world. Simpler and more extensive care is more effective in these settings than highly specialized technology and practices imported from Western countries. One key to improving general health and stabilizing population grwoth is the prevention of childhood diseases. (GC)

Descriptors: Clinics, Developing Nations, Health Conditions, Health Needs, Health Programs, Immunization Programs, Infant Mortality, Medical Services, Population Growth, Rural Areas

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Identifiers - Location: Africa

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