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040			_cMANILA TYTANA COLLEGES LIBRARY
100			_aDaenseekaew, Somjit.
245		0	_aCommunity participation efforts for strengthening community well being through conflict management / _cSomjit Daenseekaew, Ratdawan Klungklang, John F. Smith
260			_cDecember 2012
336			_atext
337			_aunmediated
338			_avolume
440			_n82 : Special edition, page 49-56 _aPhilippine Journal of Nursing
520			_aThis participatory action research aimed to enhance a community's potential in strengthening sub-district well-being, a grass-root community of Northeast Thailand. Community Participation had three patterns. The first pattern-involved determining the five community commitments in which the members relied on an honest living, followed a "sufficiency economy" process, practiced local traditions, engaged in community development, and prevented their community from conflicts under the community justice system. The second participation was processed through community meetings with volunteer voting. Three workshops were arranged for volunteer training to develop instruction media for raising consciousness, distributing their knowledge, and resolving any controversies among the community members. The third participation was to advocate human rights among the community members by broadcasting via the local news tower, religious ceremonies, and career meetings. These activities helped encourage generosity among the community members, praised the respectful members , maintained traditions, developed communication, and built careers for the children, handicapped, poor, sick or elderly as well as supporting a community's proactive role in using the justice system to settle conflicts among its members.
521			_aNursing.
650			_aCommunity participation.
650			_aCommunity well-being.
650			_aConflict management.
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