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Rapid Assessment of Community Health Worker Knowledge Compared with Knowledge of Doctors and Nurses
Language:
English
Publisher:
Rural Expansion of Afghanistan’s Community-based Healthcare Program
Copyright:
2006
Pages:
33
Description:
This study analyzed and compared the knowledge base of trained community health workers with that of doctors and nurses in Afghanistan to determine the differences in their abilities to provide healthcare and health information to patients.
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