Dɔgɔtɔrɔ tε Sigida min na
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Bambara-language adaptation of Where There Is No Doctor
Nin gafe in labaaralen don ka tεmε kεnεya gafe tɔw bεε diɲε kɔnɔ kεnεya baarakεlaw ni lakɔlikaramɔgɔ fε ani mɔgɔ wεrε minnu sen bε furakεli kunfɔlɔw ni kεnεyasabatili baaraw la.
Considered by the World Health Organization to be the most widely-used health care manual in the world, this classic title is for health workers, clinicians, health educators, midwives, community leaders, and others involved in primary health care delivery and health promotion around the world. This accessible, richly illustrated, and practical guide covers a wide range of health issues from common illnesses to nutrition, the health of children to health and care of the elderly, and from family planning and childbirth to serious illnesses like tuberculosis. Throughout there is an emphasis on addressing the underlying causes of poor health and a focus on cleanliness, healthy diet, vaccinations, and an appropriate, cautious use of medication, including an examination of helpful and harmful home remedies.
Where There Is No Doctor equips readers to protect and care for their own health and that of their families and their communities, and helps identify which problems need the attention of an experienced health worker.
Language versions available:
- Bambara - Dɔgɔtɔrɔ tε Sigida min na
- English - Where There Is No Doctor
- Kreyol - Kote Ki Pa Gen Doktè
- Portuguese - Onde não há médico
- Spanish - Donde no hay doctor
- Urdu - جہاں ڈاکٹر نہ ہو