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Creating Opportunities for Successful International Student Service-Learning Experiences
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Creating Opportunities for Successful International Student Service-Learning Experiences

Ruth A. Wittmann-Price, Katherine Kaby Anselmi and Fabiola Espinal
Holistic nursing practice, v 24(2), pp 89-98
01 Mar 2010
PMID: 20186019

Abstract

Integrative & Complementary Medicine Life Sciences & Biomedicine Nursing Science & Technology
Healthcare and educational expeditions to developing countries are a life-altering experience for both faculty and students. The benefits gained personally and professionally from foreign travel are invaluable. Providing healthcare to people in developing countries gives a new dimension to holistic care. Proper trip preparation with consideration of safety, legal liabilities, and educational goals is a necessity to ensure positive outcomes for patients, students, faculty, and the university or college. This article extracts lessons learned from an actual trip and dissects them from a safety, legal, and educational standpoint. The information presented is a "must read" for any faculty member considering embarking on a healthcare expedition with students to a developing country.

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