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392 related items for PubMed ID: 27694649

  • 1. Planning and Budgeting for Nutrition Programs in Tanzania: Lessons Learned From the National Vitamin A Supplementation Program.
    Lyatuu MB, Mkumbwa T, Stevenson R, Isidro M, Modaha F, Katcher H, Dhillon CN.
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  • 4. Coverage and cost of iodized oil capsule distribution in Tanzania.
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  • 7. Community directed interventions for malaria, tuberculosis and vitamin A in onchocerciasis endemic districts of Tanzania.
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    Aguayo VM, Baker SK, Crespin X, Hamani H, MamadoulTaïbou A.
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  • 13. Overestimation of vitamin a supplementation coverage from district tally sheets demonstrates importance of population-based surveys for program improvement: lessons from Tanzania.
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  • 20. District team problem solving as an approach to district health programme planning: a review, and survey of its status in selected districts in Indonesia.
    Hipgrave DB, Laksmono LH, Koemarasakti GM, Nandy R, Setiawan B, Hermawan L, Marbun D.
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