IPHC-E Institutional Repository, July 20 2023
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Introduction to IPHC-E Institutional Repository
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The IPHC-E Institutional Repository has resources on scholarly primary health care research publications, training manuals, presentations, dissertations, and other documentation, including government documents. The repository has collections of full-text reports, and articles all Open Access.
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Main Subject Areas
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
- Adolescent health
- Child health
- Communicable diseases
- Community health care
- Disability and rehabilitation
- Disaster management and emergency services
- Diseases/disease control
- Elder health
- Environmental health
- Health communication /information
- Health information technology and information management
- Health planning and management
- Health promotion and education
- Health services
- Health workforce and training
- Injuries
- Medical services
- Men’s health
- Mental health & psycho-social services
- Mother, newborn and child health
- Neglected tropical diseases
- Non-communicable diseases
- Nutrition
- Occupational health and safety
- Primary health care
- Refugee and immigrant health
- Reproductive and sexual health
- Rural health
- Traditional health care and alternative therapies
- Urban health
- Women’s health
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
- Energy
- Food production and agriculture
- Gender and development
Water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH)
GENERAL REFERENCE MATERIALS
- Global health
- Health statistics
- International development – MDGs/SDGs
- Public health
- Universal health coverage
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Partners in the IPHC-E Institutional Repository
– Ethiopian Public Health Institute
– IPHC-E
– Ministry of Health
– Universities
How to use IPHC-E Institutional Repository
You can use the repository and get access to several resources by going to the link below
Note:
1. The repository doesn’t use have a valid SSL encryption so WE RECOMMEND USING VPN TO KEEP YOUR INTERNET CONNECTION SECURE WHILE USING THE REPOSITORY.
2. Please Make Sure The Version Of The Document You Downloaded Is The Latest One Before Using.
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