Understanding water issues as problemsheds addresses the narrowly water-centred
framing of watershed and basin-focused water research and policy. In a critical realist …

One role of physician assistants (PAs) and nurse practitioners (NPs) is to meet the growing
demand for access to rural health care. Critical Access Hospitals, those with less than 25 …

Communities of solution (COSs) are the key principle for improving population health. The
1967 Folsom Report explains that the COS concept arose from the recognition that complex …

Abstract The Physical Activity and Community Engagement Project utilized a comparative
case study to understand how a theoretical framework called community health …

Literature indicates that the use of promising innovations in mental health care can be
improved. The advancement of telepsychology is one innovation that has been utilized as a …

The authors present the results of a media documentary, Weight of the Nation, disseminated
in rural communities in the Brazos Valley region of east central Texas. Researchers relied …

According to the US Census Bureau, 20 percent of the US population resides in rural or
remote communities. The populations that Community Health Resource Centers (CHRC) …

To the Editor: As a physician who was trained and is licensed in the United States and is
also licensed in El Salvador and has practiced in mission medicine in rural El Salvador for …

In order for a diabetic patient to maintain a healthy life, careful attention of an endocrinologist
is required. A diabetic's reliance on the availability and accessibility of an endocrinologist …

In April 1966, the National Commission on Community Health Services presented President
Lyndon Johnson with their report, Health Is a Community Affair.[1] Although the report was …