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| Our final week in the developing world is a synthesis and
"launching" experience. In the problem-solving, priority-setting cycle, we
move to Program formulations and their clinical applications in Nutrition and Population,
including realistic obstetric techniques for "Safe Motherhood." |
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The roles of women as political activists and as mothers in developing nations are
perhaps the most crucial in the whole process of human development toward health.
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Our professional roles as colleague (clinician), coach (teacher), critic
(researcher) and citizen of the world are re-explored with new perspective. As
expatriate guests in other nations, we confront political and ethical controversies as
well as career opportunities and risks. |
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| AM |
Community Health the border |
Nutrition and Infectious Disease Integration |
Final Exam and Course Evaluation |
Political Issues in Cross-cultural Health |
Where Do We Go From Here?
Ethical Controversies |
| PM |
Population Programs:
Clinical OB and Surgery |
Population Programs: Family Planning |
Regional Reports
on Asia, Africa,
Latin America |
Bringing International Health Back Home
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Farewell Party |
(Sample schedule only - Final schedule to be distributed
the first day of course) |
