The Role of Allied Health Manpower in Developing and Socialist Countries.

Roemer, Milton I.

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Publication Date: 1974

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The Role of Allied Health Manpower in Developing and Socialist Countries

Roemer, Milton I.

Journal of Allied Health, 3, 3, 77-85, Sum 74

The article presents an historical overview of medical assistants, including traditional healers and elementary doctor substitutes, and comments on the current training, functions, and factors influencing the development of required health teams. The overview argues for efficient and effective health care, with equal access of all persons to services, as the sole objective. (NH)

Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations Education, Developing Nations, Foreign Countries, Health Occupations, Health Services, Medical Education, Medical Services, Socioeconomic Influences

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