Shortening Turnaround Times for Newborn HIV Testing in Rural Tanzania: A Report from the Field
Jennifer Downs and colleagues describe a low-tech performance improvement project to improve newborn HIV testing turnaround times.
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Shortening Turnaround Times for Newborn HIV Testing in Rural Tanzania: A Report from the Field. PLoS Med 12(11): e32767. doi:10.1371/journal.pmed.1001897
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Health in Action
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Souhrn
Jennifer Downs and colleagues describe a low-tech performance improvement project to improve newborn HIV testing turnaround times.
Zdroje
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