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842390
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Preparing for international health experiences : : a practical guide /\ edited by Akshaya Neil Arya.
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Boca Raton, FL :: CRC Press,, 2017.
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1 online resource (xvi, 250 pages)
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1315155214
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: 9781315155210
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: 9781351651264
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1138627275
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1315155214
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1498780806
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1498780814
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9781138627277
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9781498780803
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Cover; Half title page; Title page; Contents; Acknowledgements; Contributors; Section I: Putting Global Health Electives in Context; Chapter 1: Introduction; Harms of Inadequate Preparation for Both Host and Visitor; My Journey; Book Organization; Section I; Section ii; Section iii; Section Iv; References; Chapter 2: Should I Stay or Should I Go? And What Can I Do When I Get There?; Why Go Abroad? the Pros for Going International; Cons; Global Health is Not Only 'Abroad'; Why Do I Want to Go Abroad?; Do I Have What It Takes?; Do I Have the Proper Attitude?; What Skills/talents Do I Have?
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Before and during Technology UseAfter Technology Use; Problems and Pitfalls; Recommendations; Summary; References; Chapter 7: Preparing to Go Abroad; Introduction; Plan Well in Advance; Contacting a Potential Elective Supervisor; Who is My Contact Person?; Risk Management Forms and Objective Approval Forms; Logistics; Packing List; Planning Travel; Health Insurance; Communications; Orientation; Reference; Section II: Aspects of Pre-Departure Preparation; Chapter 8: Staying Safe While Abroad; Introduction; Understanding Risk and Risk Taking; Being Prepared for the Worst; What to Bring
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Finding the Right Opportunity for YouWhere Do You Find Information on What's Available?; How to Make the Most of Your Opportunity; Conclusion; References; Chapter 5: Mentorship; Definition of Mentorship; Mentorship Models; One-on-one (non-mediated); One-on-one (mediated); Group Mentorship (mediated); What is the Role of a Mentor in the Context of Global Health Electives?; Selecting and Supporting Faculty Mentors; Cultivating Effective Mentees; Evaluation of Mentorship; Conclusion; References; Chapter 6: Technology and Social Media; Background; Current Considerations; Before Departure
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How Can I Afford to Go Abroad?What are My Specific Goals?; Specific Considerations When Choosing to Go Abroad; Conclusion; References; Chapter 3: Maximizing Benefits and Minimizing Harm of IHEs on Trainees, Programs and Hosts; Benefits to Students and to Global North Society; Harms to Students; Safety Issues; Addressing Safety Issues; Ethical Dilemmas; Addressing Ethical Gaps; Responding to Host Societal Needs; References; Chapter 4: Doing Your Homework:Choosing an Organization, Project or Opportunity; Introduction; Case Study; What Did We Learn from This Case?
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What to Do When Hurt and AloneSpecific Considerations; Dress and Social Behaviour; Gender-based Safety and Travelling with Children; Gender Identity; Transportation; Working with Larger Organizations; References; Chapter 9: Travel Health Considerations; Introduction; Travel Health Consultation; Travel Health Preparation and Travel Insurance; Resources; Vaccines; Routine Vaccinations; Vaccinations Specific to Travel; Travellers' Diarrhea; Malaria Prevention; Special Considerations for Healthcare Providers; Other Travel-related Risks; Altitude-related Illness; Conclusion; References
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"At some point in their careers, many health professionals engage in elective overseas exchange work. The benefits of practicing in different environments and learning healthcare methods from other global perspectives is invaluable.?This book is a unique resource that offers necessary insights into making the most of the experience, from pre-departure training through to return orientation. It provides information on navigating the legalities and bureaucracies of international medical training and gives insights into cultural and language competencies, including how to be ethical and deferential in the exchange of situational knowledge.?Preparing for International Health Experiences is a must-read for any healthcare student considering volunteering abroad as it covers specific professions from paediatrics to psychiatry to dentistry. Its balance of case studies that cover a broad spectrum of medical professions and practical tips will be valued by readers."--Provided by publisher.
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Medical personnel, Foreign.
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Public health-- International cooperation.
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World health.
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Medical personnel, Foreign.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE-- Public Policy-- Social Security.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE-- Public Policy-- Social Services Welfare.
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Public health-- International cooperation.
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World health.
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| Dewey Classification
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362.1
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| LC Classification
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RA441.P74 2017
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| Added Entry
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Arya, Akshaya Neil,1962-
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