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Leadership: the continuum from novice to global leader 
Guatemala experience: Cultural immersion and promotion of community health 
By Kim Larson and Melissa Ott 

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helping hands, 9/7/2008
by: hartley@nc.rr.com 		Rating: 5
sounds great... but could probably do more to make a difference while learning. try Jutiapa region... great needs there, but security will be more of an issue.
Wonderful, 10/17/2008
by: eigarzaescobedo@aol.com 		Rating: 5
What a wonderful experience for the students and for the faculty. Having worked in Mexico and in Peru as a nurse, this article brought back such good memories. I am excited about your projects that will be so beneficial for the people you serve and for your students. Edna Garza-Escobedo PhD, RN
Thank You!, 11/26/2008
by: dorothy.a.otto@uth.tmc.edu 		Rating: 5
I thoroughly enjoyed reading about this project. As a faculty member of the Unversity of Texas HSC-Houston, School of Nursing, I take 2 students to Copan, Honduras for an 8 day medical mission project which is sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church Our team provides primary healthcare for 5 days in Otuta, an indigenous mountain village. It provides them with indelible memories for a community health practicum in an international setting. Thank you for sharing your project! Dorothy A. Otto, RN, EdD, ANEF
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