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The Journal of International Nursing (JOIN) is a publication written by Nurses for Nurses International, an organization that aspires to join nurses’ voices from around the globe in an effort to share tools and technology amongst the international community of nurses and midwives.


In the March/April 2013 edition of JOIN, the Bangladesh Health Project (BHP) was prominently featured in an interview with Alex Berland, one of the founding members of the Project and current Advisor on Health Sciences at IUBAT in the Nursing program.


Alex discusses the origins and history of BHP, the operations, the struggles and the future of BHP in Bangladesh and at IUBAT. He says, “It is true that there are immense environmental, social and especially educational challenges for nursing in Bangladesh – outsiders need to understand and respect these challenges. However, there is also enormous energy amongst the young nursing students that I meet there. They have a passion for learning and improvement, a terrific ambition to raise health care standards, to do something different.”

 
 
 

Elaborating on the article The Path Through the Fields posted earlier, The Economist created a short video displaying the health and social gains by Bangladesh despite the slow economic development in the country.

 
 
 

Demonstrated in an interactive graphic by The Guardian, the World Health Organization considers 57 countries to have a critical health worker shortage. View the link below to compare these 57 countries with the UK and the USA in terms of health worker per capita (nurses and doctors), infant mortality, maternal mortality and number of births attended by a skilled birth attendant. Open the link to view: Global Health Worker Shortage

 
 
 

STRENGTHENING POPULATION HEALTH IN BANGLADESH

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