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Community perceptions and opinion of primary health care : focus group discussions from the training needs assessment, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa 1997/98

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MANAGEMENT SCIENCES FOR HEALTH (MSH)

Community perceptions and opinion of primary health care : focus group discussions from the training needs assessment, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa 1997/98

BAnda, Eta E.; KAti, Zoe · 1998

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Classification

Document type: Studies & Literature Reviews
DEC type: Other USAID Supported Study/Document
Geography: South Africa
Subject: Primary health care
DEC terms: Access to servicesClinicsCommunity participationEvaluationFocus groups
Sponsoring organization: USAID. Mission to South Africa
Authoring organization: Management Sciences for Health (MSH)University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. School of Medicine. Program for International Training in Health (INTRAH)
Language: English

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Primary health care in the Eastern Cape Province[, South Africa] 1997-2000

Final report : case studies for the EQUITY [Equity in Integrated Primary Health Care] project

Annual report 2000 : EQUITY project -- [partnership for better health]

Distance-based learning to introduce primary health care training and service delivery -- a case study in South Africa

Mid-term performance evaluation of USAID/Iraq primary health care project

Annual report : building capacity in a changing health environment 2002 -- the EQUITY project