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How Should Resources Be Reallocated Between Physicians and Nurses in Africa and Latin America?
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Vargas-Lagos, Veronica
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SOCIAL SCIENCE AND MEDICINE 1991; 33(6): 723-727
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/843791
Date
1991
Subject
Nurses
;
Physicians
;
Professional-Professional Relationship
;
Allocation of Health Care Resources
;
International and Political Dimensions of Biology and Medicine
;
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