Assessment strategy 3: Building the capacity of State and local health departments and other relevant organizations to use health information systems to prevent disease, promote health, and increase access to services in their communities
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Assessment strategy 3: Building the capacity of State and local health departments and other relevant organizations to use health information systems to prevent disease, promote health, and increase access to services in their communities
  • Published Date:

    1991

  • Source:
    Public Health Rep. 106(Suppl 1):34-39
  • Language:
    English
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