Civil servant and professional – understanding the challenges of being a public service doctor in a plural health care setting in rural South Africa
作者： Bernhard Martin Gaede
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关键词: Rural health 、 Accountability 、 Private sector 、 Rural area 、 Context (language use) 、 Public service 、 Nursing 、 Public administration 、 Public sector 、 Health care 、 Medicine
摘要: 2 Acknowledgements 3 List of Abbreviations 10 Chapter 1: Introduction 11 Aim study 13 Relevance the Outline thesis 2: Background 15 Doctors as a professional group Family Medicine and Rural Health 16 The public sector doctor employed by state in South Africa 17 understanding Public post-apartheid – policy context 19 Accountability citizenship Participation citizens community 20 Complex environment 22 Assessment functioning 23 Plural health care system: private traditional 24 Private 25 public-private interface primary 27 rural areas 28 Traditional healers Historical perspective medicine 29 Global local framework for 30 Working with 32 3: Local 34 ecologic context: Okhahlamba
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