text: -15-ioralrehydration iscarried outinallhealthcentres. Children showing growth failure receive careinthenutrition rehabilitation clinics whichareanintegral partofthechildhealthclinics. Powdered milkisdistributed toallchildren fromsixmonthstothreeyears. 96.Theanalysis andreportconcerning theretrospective studyonriskfactors, related todeathsininfancy intheentirecamppopulation oftheWestBankField havebeencompleted withtheassistance ofaWHOconsultant, Dr.BrianMcCarthy, in co-ordination withtheEastMediterranean Regional OfficeoftheWorldHealth !Orga~ization (WHO/EMRO). Asimilar case-control studyinGazaFieldonrisk!1factors inrelation toinfants' deathsiscontinuing. Further investigations, case "reviews andsubsidiary studies arebeingcarried outinbothFields. Thedataof ,theriskstudyintheWestBankFieldwillbeusedinaworkshop ontherisk ,approach inmaternal andchildhealth, tobeheldinAmmanin1985andorganized by WHO/EMRO. 98.Healtheducation workers collaborate withcamphealthcommittees andAgency staffforpromotion ofgoodhealthpractices inschools, healthandsupplementary feeding centres andareinvolved inahealtheducation courseforyoungwomen attending theAgency's sewingcentres. I 11these Dayahs out -16-4.Nursing services99.Thefirsttwogroupsofteachers inJordanandtheSyrianArabRepublic have completed theirtraining ashealtheducation tutors. Inaddition totheirordinary teaching dutiestheyareresponsible forhealthguidance andinformation andfor organizing regular healtheducation activities intheirschools. Training courses forhealtheducation teacher-tutors arecontinuing. Anexperimental three-day courseforschoolattendants washeldinJordan. Thistypeofcourseisalso expected tobeExtended tootherFields. 100.Thenursing services ofeachofthefiveFieldscontinue toformanintegral partoftheAgency's healthservices, bothpreventive andcurative. Nursing midwifery personnel continue tocarryalargeproportion ofthework-load of services. Auxiliary staffarewidelyusedandareinvaluable inallareas. (traditional birthattendants) perform manyofthehomedeliveries andcarry post-natal care. SomeassistintheMCHclinics.97.SchoolhealthteamsfromUNRWAhealthcentres carryoutmedical examinations ,ofchildren atschoolentryandgivereinforcing immunizations, including the introduction ofimmunization against tetanusat14to15yearsofage.Theymake regularvisitstoschools forcontinued healthmonitoring ofthepupilsandto inspect schoolpremises. Teachers andhealthstaffjointogether inefforts to provide ahealthy schoolenvironment. Eyeglasses areprovided freeofchargeto allschoolchildren whoneedthem.Schoolchildren receive limited dentalservices. 101.In-service training, refresher courses andcontinuing education ofthevarious ~ategories ofnursing staffareprovided andareessential tothem~intenance of goodstandards ofcare.Post-basic education hasbeenmadeavailable tosome qualified nursesandmidwifery training isbeingprovided for19trainees inGaza, allfundedbyvoluntary agencies.tII II15.Environmental health 102.Theenvironmental heslthservices continued toprovide thecampswithbasic community sanitation, including theprovision ofpotable water,sanitary disposal ofwastes, drainage ofrain-water, latrinefacilities andcontrol of disease-carrying insects androdents. Themainobjective, prevention of communicable diseases transmitted through environmental channels, was satisfactorily achieved. Atotalof789,000 refugees anddisplaced persons living incampsbenefited fromtheservices. HostGovernments, localcouncils and municipalities havefurther extended theirco-operation withtheAgencyinthe improving sanitation activities. UNICEFassistance intheimprovement ofwater supplies andliquidwastedisposal facilities incampshasbeensignificant. Through theAgen~y-subsidized self-help schemes ~ndwiththesustained support of thelocalauthorities concerned, someessential workswerecarried outduringthe period, asdescribed belo.w. 103.Necessary financial andtechnical support wasprovided bytheAgencytothe self-help programme involving construction ofdrains, layingofsewers, installation offamilylatrines andpavement ofpathwaysf particularly inLebanon wheremostofthefacilities weredamaged bythefighting. SevencampsinLebanon, sixintheSyrianArabRepublic, fiveinJordan, threeinGazaand12intheWest
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the services and programs provided by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) in the West Bank and Gaza Fields. The text highlights various health-related services, including nutrition rehabilitation, health education, and nursing services, as well as environmental health services. The text also mentions the provision of aid and support to refugees and displaced persons. Given the focus on health services and humanitarian aid, it seems likely that the text falls under the categories of Health and Humanitarian aid and relief.