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Productivity among Nurses and Midwives in Botswana
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
African Sociological Review
Copyright:
2002
Pages:
11
Description:
This study is concerned with the productivity of nurses working within the Primary Health Care System, under the control of the Ministry of Local Government in Botswana. The study establishes the nature, strength and direction of associations between productivity and background variables, work context variables, resources variables, recognition and support variables. [Description from authors]
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Geographic Focus
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