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Unflouridated water in the home,and lack of education contribute to poor dental health.  \nRural populations suffer,says the report,because of poor water quality1ittle sanitation,and lack of solid waste disposal.  \nAdults vfth high rates of respiratory problems belte the country airmyth.Mining and farming are among the most hazardous jobs,Rural roads area source of accidents.  \nThe 11fe expectaney of migrant farmyorkers ia 49 years,23 years lessthan the average.Low-income rural Southerners have poor nutrition,Stxtypercent of sub-standard housing is in rural areas,  \nSouthern non-metropolitan residents have more hypertensive heart disease,cerebrovaseular health disease,ulcers,emphysema,arthritis,and rheumat1sm,  \nMedicaid benefite,the project found,go largely to one-parent faml1es,and most rural families are two-parent famfiies with low incomes,The Medi-care programs set lower reimbursement levels for physicians practicing in ru-ral areas,  \n\"Limited employment opportunities and the lack of cultural or recreationdiversions contribute to the high prevalence of mental 11lness,depresion,teenage pregnancy,child neglect,and alcoholi8m among rural Southerners…Strenuous physical 1abor required in many rural industrles vears out the healthof workers and ages many rural people before thefr time.\"  \nDespite the pessimlsm these obstacles have created,there are successfulprograms in rural health delivery,say the project directors.  \nConumer health projects sponsored by comunities,consumer organizations,or churches have many advantage.The community corporationis responsiblefor financial development and personnel recruitment.Even if thereis a per-sonnel turnover,patients have a permanent place for health care,Communitypeople are interested in upgrading health and are adept at raising noney.Suchprojects can lessen the feeling of hopelessness as citizena learn to obtainrevenue-sharing funds and the federal grants and use this knowledge for otherpublic improvements.  \nA provider health project may be sponaored by a medical school,exfatinghealth faci1lity,health ","cbCaiufHx8sQoMFf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiufHx8sQoMFf","pdf",2313970,17,"English","# Human Services in the Rural Environment\n## Country Living Unhealthy, Rural Health Systems Improve\n## Coulee Region Family Planning Center: Rural Residents Helping Themselves","[{\"question\":\"What major barriers limit access to medical services in rural areas according to the report?\",\"answer\":\"The issue cites limited availability of health professionals, poor communication, and bad roads, which restrict access to medical services. It also notes problems like unflouridated water and lack of education that affect dental health.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the issue describe the main reasons rural residents experience worse health outcomes?\",\"answer\":\"It attributes rural suffering to poor water quality, little sanitation, and lack of solid waste disposal. It also highlights high prevalence of conditions such as hypertension-related heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, and other chronic illnesses.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of rural health delivery models does the issue present as innovative?\",\"answer\":\"It describes comprehensive health centers with broad approaches, OEO-HEM community health centers including environmental and outreach services, nurse recruiting and training from rural areas, nurse practitioner centers, and group medical practices that make rural areas more attractive to physicians.\"}]","HUMAN SERVICES IN THE RURAL ENVIRONMENT - Volume 1 No. 6 - November 1976 | PDF",1790581164,43]