| Workshop Participants Include: |
Architects
Businessmen and women
Community members
Counselors
Educators
Engineers
Environmental health officers
Farmers
Firefighters
Fishermen and women
Government officials
Health professionals
Journalists
Lawyers
Media representatives
Midwives
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Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)
Pipeline workers
Police officers
Prison workers
Rehabilitation specialists
Religious leaders
Sex workers
Shopkeepers
Social workers
Special education teachers
Sports trainers
Students
Taxi drivers
Technicians
Tribal chiefs
Truck drivers
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| Health and Social Issues Being Addressed Include: |
| Aging/Elderly Care
Cancer
Cardiovascular disease
Communicable diseases
Dental and oral health
Diabetes
Domestic abuse
Economic issues
Education
Endocrine diseases
Environmental health
Family planning
Food safety
HIV/AIDS
Hospitals/Hospital administration
Hypertension
Injuries
Malaria
Mental illness
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Neurological disorders
Noncommunicable diseases
Nutrition
Occupational health/Work safety
Parasitic diseases
Reproductive health
Respiratory diseases
Sanitation
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs/STIs)
Skin diseases
Stress
Substance abuse
Teenage pregnancy
Transportation
Tuberculosis
Typhoid
Unemployment
Violence
Water supply/quality
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| Methods Used to Address Health and Social Issues
Include: |
| Administrative change
Alternative (traditional) medicine
Communication
Community organization
Counseling
Day care
Disease prevention programs
Early detection
Economic development
Environmental programs
Exercise
Family healthcare
Healthcare system reform
Health education |
Health promotion
Immunization
Nutrition
Pain management
Prevention programs
Programs for disabled
Programs for teenagers
Programs for the elderly
Recreational programs
Rehabilitation
Safety programs
Sex education
Training
Treatment
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