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Nursing and HIV

Nursing and HIV

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Debbie Dortzbach Debbie Dortzbach
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The global epidemic of HIV/AIDS presents enormous challenges to the family, community, church, and health care workers. Equipping one another to prevent HIV transmission, reducing stigma and risky sexual behaviors and supporting all levels of the family and community to provide care is a calling for Christian nurses. This session will explore the realities of responding to that call across many nations and bring case studies from remote Papua, Indonesia as well as people-packed India. Best global practice in HIV interventions at the family, community, and clinic level is reviewed with careful Biblical thought and mandate. Discussion will stimulate consideration of your own life choices in light of this global opportunity to give life in it's fullest to many across our world. Themes and technical areas covered will include caring in the context of minimal resources, the biblical basis for caring about the AIDS crisis, understanding best practice in prevention, care, and support, and effective communication across cultures in health knowledge and care.

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    Madam, let meconvey my regards in the Mighty name of Jesus. I would like to introduce myself. I am Dr. P. M. Pradhan MD, Director Health Services and Project Director of AIDS Control of my state Sikkim, India. At present, I am here in USA in German Town, Gaithesburg, MD with my spiritual son whom Lord lead me to share the Word of God 21 years ago in my country. He is Dr Prakash Meghi Gurung who is Pastor and Church planter here. Now, I am planning to take Voluntary Retirement and I have great desire to serve God as Medical Missionary and Church Planter among Nepali speaking world first in my state in India, Nepal and all over the world among Nepali diaspora. Lord has enabled me to be successful Church planter in spite of my busy schedule. Hundreds of souls have been led to the Lord and dozens of Churches have been established in Sikkim, India & Nepal. Now feel God has called me to come out fully to do God's work as Public Health Specialists and Church Planter as Community Health Evangelism, Church planter and work with all stake holders to be part of Transformation in Spirit and in Mind as Romans 12: 1, 2 says. I saw your name madam as key note address speaker in GMCH in KY on 5-7th November 2015. I am just thinking to get involved God willing in the conference. But since I don't know any one I thought I will contact you, talk to you before deciding to go. Further. I would like to know if it can be of much use to me and can open up to be part of bigger movement and become one of the Missionaries as stated above. If possible I would like to have appointment with you to discuss above issue. My contact e-mail address is drpmpradhan63@gmail.com, drpmpradhanin facebook. With regards Yours in Him Dr. P. M. Pradhan MD
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    Private - Added less than a minute ago Madam, let meconvey my regards in the Mighty name of Jesus. I would like to introduce myself. I am Dr. P. M. Pradhan MD, Director Health Services and Project Director of AIDS Control of my state Sikkim, India. At present, I am here in USA in German Town, Gaithesburg, MD with my spiritual son whom Lord lead me to share the Word of God 21 years ago in my country. He is Dr Prakash Meghi Gurung who is Pastor and Church planter here. Now, I am planning to take Voluntary Retirement and I have great desire to serve God as Medical Missionary and Church Planter among Nepali speaking world first in my state in India, Nepal and all over the world among Nepali diaspora. Lord has enabled me to be successful Church planter in spite of my busy schedule. Hundreds of souls have been led to the Lord and dozens of Churches have been established in Sikkim, India & Nepal. Now feel God has called me to come out fully to do God's work as Public Health Specialists and Church Planter as Community Health Evangelism, Church planter and work with all stake holders to be part of Transformation in Spirit and in Mind as Romans 12: 1, 2 says. I saw your name madam as key note address speaker in GMCH in KY on 5-7th November 2015. I am just thinking to get involved God willing in the conference. But since I don't know any one I thought I will contact you, talk to you before deciding to go. Further. I would like to know if it can be of much use to me and can open up to be part of bigger movement and become one of the Missionaries as stated above. If possible I would like to have appointment with you to discuss above issue. My contact e-mail address is drpmpradhan63@gmail.com, drpmpradhanin facebook. With regards Yours in Him Dr. P. M. Pradhan MD

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