The Making of Good Work and Good People : Ethical liberation in and through ASHA work

This ePaper critically examines community health schemes in India through the lens of one of the largest cadres of community health workers in the world, the Accredited Social Health Activists or ASHAs. Focusing on in-depth qualitative research with a group of ASHAs in New Delhi, India, this study a...

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Autor principal: Ramaswamy, Krithi D.
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Idioma:Anglais
Publicado em: Genève : Graduate Institute Publications 2024.
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