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Use of TQM in Primary Health Care
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Managing for quality in the service sector
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Primary health care and developing countries
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Teaching for Better Learning: A Guide for Teachers of Primary Health Care Staff
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Health Technologies for the Developing World: Promoting Self-reliance through Improving Local Procurement and Manufacturing Capabilities
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International Aid To Health Systems in the Developing Countries: The Problem of Recurrent Costs
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Understanding Accreditation in Laboratory Medicine
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Managing Financial Resources
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Health Policy: An Introduction to Process and Power
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Privatisation in less developed countries
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An introduction to health planning in developing countries
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