Cancer control in the first level: The role of rural nurses in low-income settings

• DOI: 10.15761/npc.1000190
• Publication Date: 2018-11-01T13:21:07Z
• Authors: Natalia Luxardo; Ramacciotti K; Sassetti F; Billordo J; Alva L
• Keywords: PRIMARY CARE; https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.1; 1. No poverty; https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6; RURAL; NURSES; INEQUITY; 3. Good health

This article is aimed at providing insights into the experiences of rural nurses' and their perceptions in relation to disciplinary values, particularities cultural context, institutional constraints such settings, effects other health systems on day-to-day healthcare practices carried out low-resource centres.This study based a framework equity used explain differences access preventive adequate care, which result different rates morbidity mortality among regions.Many researchers provide evidence support idea that persistent lack accessible, affordable, culturally relevant programs for cancer prevention promotion medically underserved historically marginalised populations are strongly associated with disparities.Among populations, communities particular vulnerable getting care.The daily work nurses settings can clues help understand what happens between broader organisation care system directives routines centres.