Global health: Integrating national laboratory health systems and services in resource-limited settings
Laboratory systems worldwide are challenged not only by the need to compete for scarce resources with other sections of national health care programmes, but also with the lack of understanding of the critical role that laboratories play in the accurate diagnosis and monitoring of patients suffering...
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Main Authors: | Linda M. Parsons (Author), Akos Somoskovi (Author), Evan Lee (Author), Chinnambedu N. Paramasivan (Author), Miriam Schneidman (Author), Deborah Birx (Author), Giorgio Roscigno (Author), John N. Nkengasong (Author) |
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2012-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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