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“…1 The populations that (re)exist in rural areas face inequities related both to the difficult accessibility to services and the low availability of health professionals to meet their demands and to differentiated patterns of illness, with the persistence of endemic patterns and quality of life indices that are poorer than those of the general population. 2 The work of nursing in rural areas is marked by specificities, as it involves the development of a work process that professionals generally did not experience during their academic training, which is generalist, does not contemplate the rural reality and does not contribute to break the cycle of invisibility of this population. 3,4 From this perspective, rural health research emerges as a foundation capable of helping to understand rural health and has gradually gained space and solidity on a path that presents itself as an instrument of social justice.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 The populations that (re)exist in rural areas face inequities related both to the difficult accessibility to services and the low availability of health professionals to meet their demands and to differentiated patterns of illness, with the persistence of endemic patterns and quality of life indices that are poorer than those of the general population. 2 The work of nursing in rural areas is marked by specificities, as it involves the development of a work process that professionals generally did not experience during their academic training, which is generalist, does not contemplate the rural reality and does not contribute to break the cycle of invisibility of this population. 3,4 From this perspective, rural health research emerges as a foundation capable of helping to understand rural health and has gradually gained space and solidity on a path that presents itself as an instrument of social justice.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%