Oral Rehydration Therapy and the Control of Diarrheal Diseases (Peace Corps, 1985, 566 pages): (introductory text...)

Oral Rehydration Therapy and the Control of Diarrheal Diseases (Peace Corps, 1985, 566 pages)

		*(introductory text...)*
		Acknowledgments
		Introduction
		Approach to training
		Module One: Climate setting and assessment
		Module Two: Diarrhea, dehydration and rehydration
		Module Three: Nutrition and diarrhea
		Module Four: Working with the health system
		Module Five: Working with the community
		Module Six: Community health education
		Bibliography
		Peace Corps overseas offices

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TRAINING FOR DEVELOPMENT

Peace Corps
INFORMATION COLLECTION & EXCHANGE
TRAINING MANUAL NO. T-34

Prepared for Peace Corps by

CHP INTERNATIONAL
Mari Clark
Mary Harvey
Kathleen Nest
Marsha WiIburn

Oak Park, Illinois March, 1985

A Training Manual on
ORAL REHYDRATION THERAPY AND THE CONTROL OF DIARRHEAL DISEASES
March 1985

Prepared for the Peace Corps by CHP International Inc. Contract No. PC-284-1011

Funded by the Office of Health Agency For International Development PASA No. BST-539-P-PC4042-00

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