Publications

We want to make available to you all documents, reports, documentaries, videos and other methodological tools with which we contribute to improve the health of Mozambicans.

Quantum GIS Training Manual – GIS QGIS 3.4

Basic management of Quantum GIS 3.4, is a manual and a guide on using a free software that serves to draw digital maps and project (release) georeferenced data. Georeferenced data are those that are linked to a place (point) whose geographic coordinates are known: longitude and latitude. In this case, the place could be a more or less extensive artisanal mining site.

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Training Manual - Contribution of anthropology to Public Health: a focus on Safe Motherhood, HIV and AIDS programs.

A training manual for health technicians in basic anthropological aspects in the field of public health. Training recognized and implemented by the Training Department of the Ministry of Health of Mozambique.
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Master Plan 2015-2019 of the city of Maputo

A municipal health plan of the city of Maputo that includes the objectives, results and activities to be carried out by the municipality and the necessary budget. The plan has been officially approved by the Municipal Council and endowed with municipal public budget.
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Clean public spaces - Maputo

A video of health promotion prepared in collaboration with the Municipal Council of Maputo to raise awareness among the population about the importance of municipal hygiene for Public Health.
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Training Course on PHC (Pedagogical Technical Dossier, Facilitator's Guide, Trainer's Manual and Curriculum Plan)

A course on PHC prepared by medicusmundi and recognized by the Training Department of the Ministry of Health. Currently implemented as an extracurricular module in the Training Centers and the ISCISA.
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Diagnosis of Social Determinants of Health that influence Malnutrition in the Montepuez District, Cabo Delgado

From 10 to 13 September 2019, a survey of the health services' functioning processes, needs and response took place, in the Montepuez district, in order to reduce and prevent malnutrition. This evaluation involved the participation of several district services (SDSMAS, SDPI, SDAE, SDEJT), Health Committees and caregiving mothers from four randomly chosen villages. The results of this diagnosis are now made known by medicusmundi and reveal, as the main aspects contributing to the high rates of malnutrition in Montepuez, the following: low access to food, shortage of funds to acquire them, poor knowledge about nutrition and consumption of inappropriate water.

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