[Epidemiologic monitoring and decentralized planification: the use of sentinel sites in Guerrero]
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Abstract
With the current decentralization of health care in the Mexican state of Guerrero, there is need for detailed but inexpensive information for the planning of health services. A cyclical process of measurement is proposed using sentinel sites, characterized as places of concentration of measurement r …
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| Authors | Andersson N;Martínez E;Villegas A;Rodríguez I;; |
| Journal | salud publica de mexico |
| Year | 1970 |
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humans
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national institutes of health
national library of medicine
English Abstract
Child
Infant
newborn
preschool
health planning*
mexico
data collection / methods*
pmid:2588068
n andersson
e martínez
i rodríguez
community health centers*
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