muslin community in the post-crusade era

Introduction

A . Bridging the cultural gap

B . Health care professionals are mobile

C . Health care professionals valued all over the world

Muslims in the post-crusade period

A . The steady decline of Muslim societies since post-crusade time

B . Most Muslim communities in a decline while others are prospering

C . Muslims need to break-away from dependence on fossil-fuel as primary commodity

The Muslim World

A . The Muslim 's unique world view

B . The unique culture and sub-culture within Muslim communities

C . The influence of Islam

The definition of Health

Care

A . Health and health care , too difficult to define

B . Some suggested definitions of what is health care

C . Health care is only understood through a person 's culture

Saudi Arabia Leads the Way

A . Muslim communities are looking up to Saudi Arabia

B . Saudi Arabia protector of Islam

C . Saudis modeling a true Muslim

Saudi Arabia 's Health Care System

A . Saudi Arabia 's health care system shaped by social and political forces

B . The threat of foreign influence brought by foreign workers

C . Saudization ' is the answer

Other concerns

A . The problem of building a sustainable health care system

B . The need to properly manage resources

C . Saudis ' need to learn how to live without oil

Conclusion...