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A study to establish whether physiotherapy practitioners at primary health care clinics in Lusaka urban address 6 of the 9 WHO Global Action Targets on non- communicable diseases in their patient management/ Twaambo Esther Munachitombwe.
By: Munachitombwe, Twaambo Esther.
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BookPublisher: Lusaka, the University of Zambia, School of Medicine 2016Description: x,59p.: ill.Subject(s): Physical therapy | Dissertation note: A disertation submitted in partial fulfilment for the award of Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy Degree at the University of Zambia. Summary: With an increase in the disease burden of non communicable diseases not only globally but even in Zambia, there is a need to add to the management of patients clients in the day to day provision of service of the 9 WHO voluntary global action targets aimed at preventing and reducing the disease burden. The study aimed at establishing whether physiotherapy practitioners at Primary health care clinics in Lusaka Urban addressed 6 of the 9 WHO global action targets on NCDs in their patient management.
A disertation submitted in partial fulfilment for the award of Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy Degree at the University of Zambia.
Includes bibliographical references.
With an increase in the disease burden of non communicable diseases not only globally but even in Zambia, there is a need to add to the management of patients clients in the day to day provision of service of the 9 WHO voluntary global action targets aimed at preventing and reducing the disease burden. The study aimed at establishing whether physiotherapy practitioners at Primary health care clinics in Lusaka Urban addressed 6 of the 9 WHO global action targets on NCDs in their patient management.
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