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Creativity and thinking Impact: Essential Ingredients for health care in resource constrained countries

Creativity and thinking Impact: Essential Ingredients for health care in resource constrained countries

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Vinod Shah

Vinod Shah

Mar 6, 2017

Medical missions are always under resourced and Doctors and nurses struggle to cope with the enormous need with limited resources.
This presentation looks at generating creativity to fuel innovation as a possible Christian response to this problem.
If medical mission work is important and if God has called us and if we do not seem to have obvious resources then what God is saying is “Get creative”.

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