Where There Is No Doctor: A Village Health Care Handbook

The book is in fair condition, with noticeable wear on the cover and some creasing. The pages are intact, though there are some stains and folds, particularly at the corners. The binding is secure, and all text is legible. There is no dust jacket, and the spine shows signs of use.

"Where There Is No Doctor: a village health care handbook" by David Werner, with contributions from Carol Thuman and Jane Maxwell, is a vital resource for community health care, first published in 1977. This revised edition, published by The Hesperian Foundation in Palo Alto, California in May 1992, continues to serve as an essential guide for health workers in rural settings. Known for its practical advice and clear illustrations by Werner himself, the book addresses a wide range of medical issues commonly encountered in villages. The 1992 revision includes updated information to better meet the needs of its readers. This edition is particularly valuable for its comprehensive approach to medicine in underserved areas. The book is in paperback format, and while it shows signs of wear, its contents remain intact and useful for both professionals and laypersons interested in community health.