In fact, competences related to public health are listed as: global burden of disease, health implications of travel, migration and displacement, social and economic determinants of health, population, resources and environment, globalisation of health and healthcare, healthcare in low-resource settings, human rights in global health, cultural diversity and health (46, 47).
It is, however, highly unlikely that participants were accessing treatment and care outside the sub-district given the logistical and financial implications of travelling significant distances particularly for older people.
And before deciding on a program, Charlotte Hindle, author of Volunteer: A Traveler's Guide to Making a Difference Around the World, says it's important to consider the ethical implications of volunteer travel.
Some aspects of these models remain poorly understood, including the implications of different travel time formulations, the extent to which SDTT models take into account the interaction among cells, the effects of grid-cell resolution, and the validity of the kinematic wave (KW) assumptions in this context.
Writing in 1839, an English journalist commented on the implications of rail travel by anxiously postulating that as distance was "annihilated, the surface of our country would, as it were, shrivel in size until it became not much bigger than one immense city" (Harvey 1996, 242).
The meeting will feature presentations on spacecraft propulsion and technology, as well as discussions on the social, psychological and religious implications of space travel to other stars.
Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times described the film's exploration of the nature of time and the implications of time travel as having been a "sci-fi staple for generations".
In this article we explore the public health implications of Canadians' travel abroad as medical tourists from an industry perspective.
Using the findings, we ultimately move to consider the implications of Canadians' travel abroad as medical tourists for public health initiatives and professionals.
More immediately, Manchester City's Italian manager is most worried about the impact of what he regards as severe fixture congestion and its attendant implications in terms of travel fatigue on his own team before the Carling Cup quarter‑final at Arsenal on Tuesday night.
Nasruddin's story has implications for travel writers too -- even when stepping out of the pool of light and into the dark takes some nerve.
