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`Autodiagnosis" : a methodology to facilitate maternal and neonatal health problem identification and prioritization in women"s groups in rural Bolivia

Archived 2024DEC · Record PN-ABP-481

JOHN SNOW, INC. (JSI)

`Autodiagnosis" : a methodology to facilitate maternal and neonatal health problem identification and prioritization in women"s groups in rural Bolivia

Howard-Grabman, Lisa · 1993

Abstract

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Classification

Document type: Studies & Literature Reviews
DEC type: Other USAID Supported Study/Document
Geography: Bolivia
Subject: Maternal child health care
DEC terms: Disease detectionMaternal child health careProblem identificationRural populations
Sponsoring organization: USAID. Bur. for Research and Development. Ofc. of HealthUSAID. Mission to Bolivia
Authoring organization: John Snow, Inc. (JSI)Save the Children/Bolivia
Language: English

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