How public health administrators perceive their constituencies.

Romani, J. H.

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How public health administrators perceive their constituencies.

Mar 1968
By Romani, J. H.
Source: Public Health Rep. 83(3):239-244

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Public Health Rep
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Romani, J. H.
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Consumer Behavior Health Occupations Interpersonal Relations Psychology, Social Public Health Public Health Administration Research Article
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Public Health Rep. 83(3):239-244
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4967032
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Canada ; United States

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Public Health Reports
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