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Do Lay Health Workers Improve Healthcare Delivery and Healthcare Outcomes?
Language:
English
Publisher:
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Series/Journal Title:
Evidence Update
Copyright:
2006
Pages:
2
Description:
Evidence Update is a two-page summary of a Cochrane Review of healthcare interventions relevant to people in low-income and middle income-countries. This issue reviews whether lay health workers improve health care delivery and health care outcomes.
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