1977

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Some Aspects of Community Medicine in Nigeria

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“…Cost is not only about available drugs but involves time spent travelling and waiting to be seen by a doctor, instead of earning money. This was shown by Osuhor ( 1977) who found that in northern Nigeria attendance at clinics fell off according to residential distance from the clinic, and was highest in the off-season after harvest and lowest when farm work was most intense.…”

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Drug advertising in vehicles on Nigerian highways: Commuters' reasons for patronage—A pilot study

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International Journal of Health Promotion and Education

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People who are unwell and wish to recover as quickly as possible normally visit a qualified medical practitioner first, however in many parts of Nigeria self-medication seems to be on the increase.

“…Cost is not only about available drugs but involves time spent travelling and waiting to be seen by a doctor, instead of earning money. This was shown by Osuhor ( 1977) who found that in northern Nigeria attendance at clinics fell off according to residential distance from the clinic, and was highest in the off-season after harvest and lowest when farm work was most intense.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

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Drug advertising in vehicles on Nigerian highways: Commuters' reasons for patronage—A pilot study

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et al. 2006

International Journal of Health Promotion and Education

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People who are unwell and wish to recover as quickly as possible normally visit a qualified medical practitioner first, however in many parts of Nigeria self-medication seems to be on the increase.

Health Manpower Development for a Rural Nigerian Community

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1979

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Other Health Personnel in Health Educational Activities in an Under-Fives Clinic in Northern Nigeria

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