Hidden Curriculum: What Community Health Students Learn That Isn’t Taught
Future Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWs) are taught the sciences of health in the classrooms: anatomy, pharmacology, public health, maternal…
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Beyond the Books: How Field Practicums Shape Community Health Extension Workers
Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWs) are the frontline healthcare providers that deal with primary care in low resourced and rural…
Inside the Curriculum: What Community Health Extension Workers Learn Before Hitting the Field
The Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWs) are key players in the healthcare delivery system, in particular in the primary health…
From Training to Impact: What It Takes to Become a Community Health Extension Worker
Introduction Community health extension workers (CHEWs) have become a critical component in the frontline amid the quest to enhance access…
Bridging the Gap: How Community Health Extension Workers Improve Access to Maternal Care in Rural Areas
Introduction Maternal mortality is an urgent issue in the global health field and it is specifically high in underserved communities…
Community Health Extension Workers: The Unsung Heroes of Maternal Health
Introduction Community health extension workers (CHEWs) aggressive and zealous role in the quest to achieve better maternal and newborn health…
Decentralizing Care: The Role of Mobile Clinics and Community Health Workers in Maternal Health
Introduction Maternal health has served as an important indicator of health systems around the world in terms of health strength…
Policy from the People: What Governments Can Learn from Grassroots Maternal Health Initiatives
Introduction In the world, health of mothers remains an issue that is confronting health systems, policy makers and communities. In…
From the Ground Up: Lessons in Maternal Health from Grassroots-Led Birth Programs
Introduction Maternal Health is indeed a problem of paramount public health concern all over the world, especially in the areas…
Policy and the Future of Traditional Birth Attendants: What Governments Can Learn from Community-Led Initiatives
Introduction Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) around the world continue to be the back-bone of maternal care in underrepresented and rural…
The Role of Traditional Birth Attendants in Rural Healthcare: Past, Present, and Future
Introduction Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) remain to be the core focus of maternal care in most parts of the world,…
Residential vs. Commercial Siding: Key Differences Every Property Owner Should Know
Introduction Selecting the appropriate siding is not only about how it looks but also about an investment of the value…
Training and Empowerment: Transforming Traditional Birth Attendants into Community Health Allies
Introduction Traditional birth attendants (TBAs) still form the foundation of maternal care in most regions of the world, particularly the…
Why AI Interviewers Are the Future of Hiring & Career Guidance
Introduction: A New Era in Recruitment There are no more days when hiring process should be based only on human…
The Role of Traditional Birth Attendants in Maternal and Child Health: Myths, Realities, and Opportunities
Introduction The health of women and children is one of the most acute issues of global health. Although contemporary medicine…
Policy Pathways: Government Strategies for Integrating Traditional Birth Attendants into National Health Systems
Introduction The traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) have been the bastions of maternal care in most communities especially in low-resource communities….
Integrating Traditional Birth Attendants into Formal Healthcare Systems: Challenges and Opportunities
Introduction Traditional birth attendants (TBAs) have remained central to the care of mothers and newborns in most underserved populations, generation…
Leveraging Traditional Birth Attendants to Improve Maternal Outcomes in Underserved Areas
Introduction Traditional birth attendants (TBAs) reside within a majority of the low-resource communities and the rural areas. Over the centuries,…
Community Health Interventions That Save Mothers’ Lives: Local Strategies with National Impact
Introduction Maternal mortality is a vital issue in health of the population all over the world. Pregnancy-related deaths are claimed…
The Ethics of Bio-Integration: When Machines Become Part of Us
Introduction Combining people and machines was not so long ago the plot of a science fiction. Bio-integration or fitting artificial…
From Artificial Organs to Artificial Minds: Where Do We Draw the Line?
Introduction At the genesis of biomedical engineering, replacement of sick human organs with artificial ones appeared to be revolutionary. It…
Ethics of Consciousness: Could Bioprinted Organs Lead to Sentient Beings?
Introduction With the evolving nature of bioprinting technology it is now acceptable that advanced tissue repairs may one day be…
Defining Personhood in Bioprinted Organs: Are We Creating Life or Replacing It?
Introduction The combination of biotechnology and ethics is as close as ever because researchers are getting near to the generation…