Guest guest Posted October 19, 2001 Report Share Posted October 19, 2001 Hi I am a student from the US, almost finished with BS in Computer Science and Bilogy. I am applying for a Fulbright grant which will allow me to go to India with full funding to do a study in disease perception in rural Indians and/or slum-dwellers. The bases behind my project is that international health organizations (such as WHO) need to have a basic understanding of Indian beliefs regarding disease before they can design adequate health interventions. Is this a relevant project? For example, I'm sure that WHO and other organizations do have locally-based partners from whom they get information about Indian culture and how it needs to be considered when designing a health program. While in India, I will need an organization which can provide me with some guidance and a mentor and with which I can work in affiliation while I am in India, but like I said I will have full funding. If you know of an organization that would be willing to work with me on this exploration of disease perception among rural Indians or lower caste Indians, please do contact me by replying to this email. I also welcome any suggestions or comments on my project idea. Thanks! Anoopa Sharma Duke University E-mail: <das19@...> _______________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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