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Martine Najem: Impact of a quality management NCD intervention in a complex humanitarian setting

Contributors: Martine Najem

Martine Najem 2014

Impact of a quality management NCD intervention tailored for the most vulnerable disabled and older people in a complex humanitarian setting

1. Martine Najem_Oral Presentation.pdf — PDF document, 532Kb

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