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    Home Base Case Study

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    Social workers working within a rural setting can find it challenging when trying to assist clients in meeting his or her needs. No matter the service the lack of resources a rural area provides can prove too much, causing the client’s needs to go unmet. Reasons rural areas are so challenging to the delivery of services are due to many different factors: transportation, culture barriers, tight family unities, language barriers, lack of agencies, lack of funding, and isolation of individuals who…

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    Sustaining Agriculture

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    research scholar at Wageningen University, specializing in natural resources and agriculture, made valuable edits to the book, Sustaining Agriculture and the Rural Environment: Governance, Policy and…

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    Self Help Group Definition

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    Help Groups 1. Rao (1994) defined SHGs as a means of raising the claim and making capacity of the rural poor for reaching out to such agencies as they are willing to work with and which can provided them with additional production resources. It also implies the development of their bargaining power to an extent that such agencies cannot culturally impose their conditions and regulations upon the rural poor as passive recipients. 2. Roul (1996) defined SHG as a group where members come together…

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    Rural areas face many distinct public health issues and challenges. These issues are typically unique to these areas due to their location, inhabitants, and common community norms. Most rural areas may be associated with areas that are located in areas where farming is the most common form of living; which also is associated with “wide-open spaces” (Warren & Smalley, 2014, p. 6). This may also lead to the assumption that health and public health are limited due to the strong and independent…

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    Sometimes our personal legend is only fulfilled where it all started. And sometimes, the journey to achieving it is much more than the achievement itself. In The Alchemist, Santiago starts off as a shepherd traveling southern Spain alongside his sheep. While sleeping under a sycamore, Santiago has a dream that he feels is his destiny to follow. After meeting various characters like the King of Salem, the crystal merchant, and the Alchemist, Santiago makes his way to the Great Pyramids. All…

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    Health Care Professionals

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    Rural-Community Health Care Professional Health care professionals who choose to practice in rural communities face a series of barriers and sets of opportunities rather than a health care professional who practices in a suburban or urban environment. Regardless of the location of the health centre, it’s essentially crucial to give a patient the required amount of care to nurture them healthy. Unfortunately, health care in rural communities is small but the population of health care…

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    Access To Care

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    strategies must be demonstrated in order to keep primary care providers within the rural communities. These strategies include the recruitment of medical students from rural backgrounds, promoting more funding for rural health facilities, and teaching medical students necessary skills in reference to the environment to ensure success. Success is the most important aspect regarding to healthy outcomes. In order for the rural population to obtain more positive health outcomes, primary care…

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    Homewood, as long as they remain within the confines of this rural place. Bernice Murphy, in her book The Rural Gothic in American Pop Culture, writes that “the otherness of the region is dramatized in ways which graphically reaffirm the sense…that the rural poor…

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    Gentrification - can rural areas be gentrified? Can rural areas be gentrified? This is often the cause for debate when it is compared alongside urban in gentrified areas. Perhaps, in-order to understand the foundations for rural gentrification it could be argued that when we look at types of class within rural populations, middle class homeowners, gentrifiers could be seen to be acting ruthlessly as proactive capitalist developers acquiring land at cheaper prices and creating a different form…

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    Digital Divide Factors

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    remaining 27.8 percent live in only 5,480 towns and urban agglomerations (Population of India 2016, 2016). While urban cities have some paved roads and public transportation means such as trains and subways, much of the country is still exceedingly rural and lacks modern roadways. Very few cities of India have an adequate public transport system (Singh S. K., 2012). A Minneapolis-based company, Bepex, is considering outsourcing to India,…

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