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Managing Knowledge to Improve Reproductive Health Programs
Language:
English
Publisher:
Maximizing Access and Quality
Series/Journal Title:
MAQ Papers
Copyright:
2004
Pages:
36
Description:
This paper explores the implications and impact of knowledge management on family planning and reproductive health care. Using case studies and illustrative vignettes, the paper highlights the experiences of a number of developing country family planning/reproductive health organizations in integrating knowledge management tools and strategies to improve work processes and outcomes. [publisher’s description]
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