Prof. Edwin van Teijlingen (School of Health & Social Care) visiting Nepal again in june 2012 for further fieldwork for the maternity care project funded by Greer Tara Trust (http://www.greentaratrust.com/). As part of this project in the rural areas of Daichhinckali and Chhaimale, Green Tara Trust promotes education and understanding in all aspects of maternal and child healthcare to over 10,000 people.
Bournemouth Univeristy in close collaboration with the University of Sheffield is involved in the evaluation of this health promotion intervention. The photos show Prof. van Teijlingen conducting fieldwork in rural communities.
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