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Journal of Nursing & Healthcare(JNH)

ISSN: 2475-529X | DOI: 10.33140/JNH

Impact Factor: 0.83

Time Utilisation Pattern of Front Line Health Workers in India A Case Study from Mangalore District

Abstract

Santosh Mahindrakar an Leena K

Sustainable development goal 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages reports that most of populations are living healthier than before but there are many suffering from many disease and its prevalence and targets to achieve all them. Health workers are the core of the health care service system to deliver the care to the community. World Health Organization section of Nurse and Midwifery states that they comprised of more than 50% of the total health workforce, and there is a global shortage but the largest need based shortage in the Africa and South East Asia regions (https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/nursing-andmidwifery). WHO statistics consists of Auxiliary nurses midwife (ANM, two years of training), registered nurses and midwifes (it varies from 3 -4 years of education).

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