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    Zambia's participation in the WHO collaborative project on recording health problems triaxially:the physical, psychological and social components of primary health care.

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    Date
    1982-10
    Author
    Freund, P. J.
    Kalunba, K.
    Type
    Article
    Language
    en
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    Abstract
    There has been increasing recognition by health researchers and clinicians of the importance of social and psychological factors in illness. Moreover, the recent emphasis on primary health care has prompted many health care workers to seek a more comprehensive approach to health problems. Such an approach would necessarily require a clearer conceptuality of psychological and social problems which, would serve not only to assist health workers in problem recognition and clinical management of patients but also aid in describing the health status and health care needs of populations. This would in fun assist health planners and governments to set priorities and allocate scarce resources.
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    http://dspace.unza.zm/handle/123456789/5841
    Citation
    Freund, P. J. and Kalunba, K. (1982). Zambia's participation in the WHO collaborative project on recording health problems triaxially:the physical, psychological and social components of primary health care. Medical Journal of Zambia. 16, (4)
    Sponsorship
    Office of Global AIDS/US Department of State.
    Publisher
    Medical Journal of Zambia.
    Subject
    Triaxially
    primary health care
    psychological,Social problems
    Description
    There has been increasing recognition by health researchers and clinicians of the importance of social and psychological factors in illness.
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