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Skills of the Public Health Nurses for Building Partnerships with Maternal and Child Health Volunteers: Through the Practice of Maternal and Child Health Activity in the Sixty Thousand Population Local Government
2012
Journal of Japan Academy of Nursing Science
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Maternal and Child Health Volunteers (MCHVs) are collaborators with Public Health Nurses (PHNs) in the community. e objective of this study was to clarify the skills of PHNs for building partnerships with MCHVs through community activities with which PHNs nd persons needing support and access to care. e study was conducted in City A with a population scale of sixty thousand, consisting of a city area and agricultural/ shery area where community health activities for mothers and children were conducted.
doi:10.5630/jans.32.1_12
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