The nursing contributors to health services of the black states

Domaine:

healthcare

Type de record:

paper

Créateur:

O.HJ.J

Éditeur:

AOS

Hôte:

The black population of South Africa consists of several different ethnic groups, each with its own historical identity. Seven of these groups have homelands, they are the Xhosa of Ciskei, the Zulu of KwaZulu, the Swazi of Kangwane, the Changana/Tonga of Gazankulu, the Basotho of Qwa- Qwa, the North Sotho of Lebowa, and the Venda of Venda.

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Knowledge of the Social Determinants of Health Among Nursing Students in a Public Nursing School in Tunisia

ABSTRACT Objectives To evaluate the