Health manpower for rural primary care. Problems and potentials in relating medical education to rural needs, as illustrated by recent attempts in Wyoming and in Central Africa.

Joseph, S C

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Health manpower for rural primary care. Problems and potentials in relating medical education to rural needs, as illustrated by recent attempts in Wyoming and in Central Africa.

1976 Mar-Apr
By Joseph, S C
Source: Public Health Rep. 91(2):159-163

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Joseph, S C
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Education, Continuing Education, Medical Education, Medical, Undergraduate Education, Nursing Family Practice Health Occupations Internship And Residency Patient Care Team Physicians Primary Health Care Research Article Rural Health Workforce
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Public Health Rep. 91(2):159-163
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822466
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Cameroon ; Wyoming

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