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1Linda Johanson, EdD, RN, is an associate professor in the nursing department at Walden University, Minneapolis, MN. She has been a nurse educator since 1980 and is a regular volunteer for healthcare mission work.
Abstract:
Using lessons from a modern parable about the 10-cow bride, a short-term medical missions team created a sustainable program for Ugandans, helping establish businesses for needy families by providing start-up farm animals. Christian nurses can partner with those in veterinary medicine to provide essential training related to health promotion and prevention of disease transmission in order to promote positive long-term outcomes of such projects.
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