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Guidance on Covid-19 vaccines and vaccination procedures based on trustworthy information and previous experience
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A guide and toolkit for doing research and evaluation in an ethical way
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One way of learning and improving your work is to ask for feedback from others. These can be people you serve, or your peers, who can give insight into areas you need to change and encouragement about what you are doing well.
Resource Type: Interviews
Distance learning is a way of studying a course without attending classes in a fixed location. The course material and students’ coursework may be sent by post, emailed or provided on an internet platform.
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Reading case studies can be a very useful way of improving our own work in the community. We can learn about innovation, copy successful models and adapt them to our context as well as being inspired by others’ successes.
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Jacques decided he wanted to enrol to study Development Studies at the University of Shalom (meaning ‘peace’ in Hebrew) in Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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Childbirth in the Bible by Rev Meagan Manas and Helen Gaw. These three Bible studies can be used together or separately. The opening activity can be used before any or all of the discussions.
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Improving maternal mortality in rural Afghanistan, as in many parts of the world, means facing multiple challenges.
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‘At last the joy of seeing a living child in my lap!’ Maghoo was delighted to have her first baby boy delivered at home by a trained traditional birth attendant (TBA).
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As well as the question ‘when?’, a birth plan needs to answer the questions ‘who?’, ‘where?’, ‘how?’ and ‘what?’
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One way of learning and improving your work is to ask for feedback from others. These can be people you serve, or your peers, who can give insight into areas you need to change and encouragement about what you are doing well.
