human resources development is a key factor and a pre-requisite for achieving sustainable rural development. therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to rural women and girls, as half of the human resource potential of rural communities.women and girls form an important part of society toward rural sustainability development because of their role as future mothers. so, improving their situat...

1. introduction different research findings depict that rural areas of country are underdeveloped in spite of many efforts that have been done concerning rural development. various scientific ideas have been provided by researchers concerning rural underdevelopment conditions. in one of the approaches concerning country underdevelopment, internal factors have been introduced as original factors...

This study examines the effect of 13 strategic management activities on the financial performance of a national sample of 797 U.S. rural hospitals during the period of 1983-1988. Controlled for environment-market, geographic-region, and hospital-related variables, the results show almost no measurable effect of strategic adoption on rural hospital profitability and liquidity. Where statisticall...

Perinatal mortality is high in rural hospitals in South Africa. In part this is due to less than optimal care. This study determined the perinatal mortality experienced by a rural hospital and its clinics. Avoidable causes of death are described and various intervention strategies that effectively and rapidly prevented such deaths, reducing perinatal mortality by one-third, are outlined.

public participation from viewpoint of experts is that much valuable that sometimes becomes equal to development or the means or purpose of development. participation as a social reality and essence of human societies has deeply existed historically in human social life and is among the processes that have been changed into multi-forms by lapse of time. from the past times countrymen have had n...

The Neurosurgical Society of Australasia through its Trauma Committee has a long involvement in the problem of neurotrauma. The management of acute neurotrauma in rural and remote locations is of particular interest and is part of a general policy which includes education, prevention, organization of an integrated neurotrauma system and support for the Early Management of Severe Trauma (EMST) p...

AZTEC SOCIETY AT THE TIME of the Spanish conquest was highly complex. Inequahty was pronounced, with commoner and noble classes each dvided into a number of ranks. Occupational specialization was common, and goods were exchanged through a variety of channels, including markets, professional merchants, and tribute. The political system was based upon a multilevel hierarchy of power and authority...

The quantity and quality is a significant element of population. Quality of population is depends on social status and Literacy is one of keysocio-economic progress meter of modern society and important aspect of Indian society. Being one of the most important indicators of socio-economic change, study of literacy pattern and trend of an area is quite important. “A person who can both read and ...

Much of the ICT interventions for rural transformation are exogenous in nature (development from outside), in the sense that they use a “push” approach towards development, without considering the nature and problems of an individual member of the rural community. Information and knowledge transactions, especially with dis-empowered people and groups, are a complex process and ICT needs to be a...