Improving infection prevention and control practices in a culturally, linguistically and spiritually diverse environment

Sparke, VL; MacLaren, D; Mills, Jane; Asugeni, R; Moutoa, K; West, C

doi:10.26181/603f00b810ef7

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Improving infection prevention and control practices in a culturally, linguistically and spiritually diverse environment

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posted on 2021-03-03, 03:03 authored by VL Sparke, D MacLaren, Jane MillsJane Mills, R Asugeni, K Moutoa, C West

Atoifi Adventist Hospital (AAH) in the Solomon Islands serves a population of 80,000 people, many living in small remote villages. Atoifi is situated on the east side of the island of Malaita in the East Kwaio region. Kwaio is one of 12 language groups on Malaita and most people engage in the subsistence economy.

History

Publication Date

2017-03-01

Journal

Australian nursing & midwifery journal

Volume

24

Issue

8

Pagination

(p. 42)

ISSN

2202-7114

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