Hoping to help the promises and pitfalls of global health volunteering Judith N. Lasker
Material type: TextLanguage: Undetermined Series: The culture and politics of health care workPublication details: Ithaca ILR Press, an imprint of Cornell University Press 2016Description: ix, 262 pages 23 cmISBN:- 9781501700095
- 150170009X
- 9781501700101
- 1501700103
- RA972.7 .L37 2016
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Introduction : a "tsunami" of international volunteersWho sponsors international medical missions? -- The activities and goals of sponsoring organizations -- Becoming a volunteer -- What leads to volunteering, what volunteering leads to -- The best and the worst : host perspectives on volunteer programs -- Benefits to host communities -- First do no harm : the unintended negatives for host communities -- Mutuality and continuity, two pillars of effective programs -- Community-focused research -- Programmatic focus -- Lessons learned : responding to the debate.
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