Convalescence: An aspect of Health Care Delivery that has been overlooked in Uganda
Uganda Health Bulletin
; 7(1): 16-17, 2001.
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ABSTRACT
Convalescence is defined by McHraw-Hill disctionary of scientific and technical terms as the period and process of recovery from an illness or injury. It forms a very important aspect in the health status of an individual. In the more developed countries; convalescing facilities exist; and are known in different forms; either as homes for the aged; sanatoriums or nursing homes. Nursing home are care refers to the out-of-home care facilities that offer a range from services similar to those in hospitals released patients earlier in efforts to contain costs. There is a high chance that similar practices can occur in developing countries. In Uganda; this is usually translated into sick-offs; given by the practitioners to their patients
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Main subject:
Public Health
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Convalescence
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Delivery of Health Care
Language:
English
Journal:
Uganda Health Bulletin
Year:
2001
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Article
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