9798265996220 - the chronicles of liberia’s healthcare system: a historical journey from colonial oppression to modern day reform von quoi, samuel sp (3 Ergebnisse)
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Chronicles of Liberia's Healthcare System takes readers on a powerful journey through the nation's struggle to build and sustain a health system shaped by colonial oppression, war, and modern reform. Dr. Samuel S. P. Quoi traces the roots of indigenous healing traditions, the dominance of… colonial medicine, and the post war fight to rebuild a fragile healthcare infrastructure.Blending historical detail with public health insight, this book examines maternal and child health, elder care, mental health, traditional medicine, and Liberia's responses to epidemics such as Ebola and COVID 19. Dr. Quoi highlights the resilience of healthcare workers, the role of international partnerships, and the urgent need for reform to ensure dignity, equity, and access for all Liberians.Written with clarity and purpose, The Chronicles of Liberia's Healthcare System is more than a history book. It is a call to action. It challenges policymakers, practitioners, and global health advocates to reflect on lessons learned and to contribute to a more just and sustainable future for healthcare in Liberia.
