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Each group should then discuss (from their assmumed point of view) all the
follo.in;, quest ions:­
hh.t s)oific health problems have you ien'ified in ,,our coimmCulities?
Health services have been limitcd in scope, distribution and knowlued.e to
tho rurl communities. 1h:.t problems h.xvc led to this?
Su';ost and discuss ways of improvini, the situation in (2).
After the2ir small roup discusr-ons these -,roups were :.rked to report to
the Seminar. Their remarks were su larized on lir.e she-ts of paper for
comparison. (T'he two smll roups in each nato.,ory arc co.ibincd)*
VILL.AG'.RS HAPILiC
1 * PROBLEIS 1, PfiOBL I.S
Diseases: Meslos, Diarrhoeal
infeotAtionsj malaria, eye
diseu~ses, scabies
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Lack of manpot;er, accom-od:.tion.
Public awareness: no'
support for latrines? eto;
Need drugL, need more people prefer cure to rLvention;
children h ,ala> wnt injections.
- Unsafe water, lack of l..trines
- Deaths in pregncny - ~ ant o
I'IalInut tit ion
- Direfases rampant (.Il.ri,
Bi'arzia, diarrhoea, mea-sles)
16 Low attendance a't clinics
- DistCaicc to services
Indchquate c:',re for children
- Poor housinc, lack of vector control
- Fear and superstition
2, WHY DO PRODLEMS EXIST? 2, I,HY DO 'RO]DLOiS 2XIST?
S- Limited health scrvic ;c covera,e
- Poor infrastructure
- Doctors do not visit villae- - Shortae of staff
- Problems not taken seriously Low priority on OCucation
- TraInsport difficult
- Lo motiva6ion to vwork in rural
- (,o.,iunic,.tion poor areas
- Lack of trnport
Short of t,-, chors for preventive
staff