essential clinical global health, edited by brett d. nelson
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2017
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Abstract
In the past two decades there has been a more concerted effort to make rational, evidence-based approaches to what has been, for the previous two centuries, a somewhat chaotic mixture of missionary-based, NGO-based, university and United Nations-based efforts at international research and clinical practice in financially poor countries. Essential Clinical Global Health is a welcome new addition to problems of providing good quality health care in resource-limited settings. The emphasis is on poor countries, although some information is useful for remote settings in developed countries.
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| Authors | ;Shefali Thakore;William P McKay |
| Journal | journal of molecular liquids |
| Year | 2017 |
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