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Population-specific care is about making the most of health outcomes within a specific community. It is also sometimes known as population health, which can cause it to become confused with public health. Although the overall health of the population is the concern of both disciplines, population-specific care is focused on a smaller and more specific group within the general population. What is population-specific care? Population-specific care is an interdisciplinary approach to ensuring a positive health outcome in a…

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Humanitarian aid is one of the most rewarding lines of work, but it is also one of the most mentally taxing. Many volunteers find themselves experiencing anxiety, compassion fatigue, and PTSD among other afflictions. The constant exposure to traumatic events, demanding work conditions, and long hours create a volatile situation that could lead to negative work habits. Life for Relief and Development has created a detailed infographic explaining the common causes and effects of humanitarian aid work, while also teaching the…

The modern healthcare sector is a wide-ranging industry and one that encompasses a diverse selection of roles. It is also a sector that is about much more than just patient care, nursing, surgery and physiotherapy. One good example of this is the growing importance of healthcare economics in the industry. But what exactly is this, how has it impacted the sector and how is it managed? What is healthcare economics?  In simple terms, healthcare economics refers to the various factors that influence costs and spending…