Studies of Tribes and Tribals · 2005 · 29 citations · 3 references
Public HealthCommunity HealthHealth BehaviorMedical AnthropologyPopulation HealthSocial Determinants Of HealthHealth BeliefsIllness PerceptionIndigenous HealthMedical EthnographyMental HealthMental IllnessAnthropology Of HealthCultural Health BeliefsIllness BehaviorIllness InterpretationLocal Health BeliefsSickness ExperienceSubjective Illness Beliefs
The study was carried out in two villages namely Madri and Jamun of Jhadol panchayat samiti in Udaipur district of southern Rajasthan. It focuses on perception of illness and health ideology among Bhils. They describe multi- cause for a single illness. They believe that most of the diseases are caused by supernatural powers. Their mode of treatment includes both indigenous and allopathic health care system. Their belief in multi- causational theory regarding occurrence of physical and mental discomfort, past experience, faith and other socio- cultural direct them that as and when, which system should be used.
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Oral Health Behaviour Among Bhils of Rajasthan
Veena Bhasin · Journal of Social Sciences · 2004 · 126 citations