[PDF] Top 20 Extension of health services to the underserved population in rural and urban areas

... Those countries that are in the course of extending health service coverage are assured of multidisciplinary support from the staff of the Divisions, Centers and Areas in programming, in[r] ... See full document

... evidenced in the sensory abilities facet among urban elderlies may be related to a possible increase in access to health services for monitoring physio- logical ... See full document

... 2. To urge the Governments to make explicit in their health programs the decision to expand and improve rural health services and use ... See full document

... out the importance of key maternal care services and related socioeco- nomic and geographic inequality against the backdrop of maternal mortality status in six SSA ... See full document

... and 15 per cent of the rural population, about 17 million persons, had water services. The percentage of urban dwellers with approved water service varies from 25 per cent in o[r] ... See full document

... health care, and opportunities for participation in public arenas, which worsens when men have moved to urban centers leaving their women in the rural ...roles ... See full document

... Within these areas, the program provides health services coverage for roughly 70% of Costa Rica’s marginal urban population. Over- all, the results obtained thus f[r] ... See full document

... Naturally, health services in rural areas cannot be self-contained and autonomous so that the tendency is to organize them as part of a region- al health service system in whi[r] ... See full document

... inequities to the Unified Health System compromise the assurance of primary health care for rural populations and other groups in situations of ... See full document

... adapted and may have negative impacts on those that do not share these ...discussed the indigenous perspective on moral issues in the relation with health services in ... See full document

... That as a temporary solution to the problem of providing full-time health education services in the rural areas, where there is an insufficient number of professiona[r] ... See full document

... differentiated in several countries. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has standardized a rural definition by regional ...typology. The OECD regional ... See full document

... 7. To reiterate the importance of speeding up the coordination of the general health services with the malaria eradication programs by strengthening ... See full document

... aims to evaluate ac- cess to prenatal care according to the dimensions of availability, affordability and acceptability in the SUS microregion of ... See full document

... The purpose of the meeting was to: (a) examine the health problems resulting from the urbanization process in Latin America, and review approaches to a solution, r[r] ... See full document

... context, the watershed of the Cascavel River (BHRC) located west of Paraná, has a drainage area of ...length of 17.5 km and a maximum height of 767 m and ... See full document

... 4,6,7,9,10,13,17,22,23] and included: (a) age (continuous per year); (b) sex (male or female); (c) income (,1,000 or
1,000 Pula/month [where 1 Pula was equivalent at the time of the study ... See full document

... The problem of fundamental concern to the Ministers of Health of the Hemisphere, which they propose to tackle during the present decade is that of helping to improve [r] ... See full document

... Among the new economic activities spread throughout the national territory, there is the pre- viously modernized traditional sugar-alcohol complex, which has, however been losing importance to ... See full document

... Therefore, the growth in the population living in urban areas requires a greater efort from public agencies to implement planning instruments, so as to ... See full document