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Strengthening Management in Low-Income Countries: Lessons from Uganda: a Case Study on Management of Health Services Delivery
Language:
English
Publisher:
World Health Organization
Series/Journal Title:
Making Health Systems Work
Volume:
11
Copyright:
2007
Pages:
40
Description:
In an initiative to collate experiences on management development in low resource settings, WHO carried out case studies to explore management development approaches and how these impacted managerial and service delivery performance. [adapted from author]
Subject
Geographic Focus
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