An edition of A new approach to medicine (1978)

A new approach to medicine

principles and priorities in health care

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A new approach to medicine
Fry, John, Fry, John
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An edition of A new approach to medicine (1978)

A new approach to medicine

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MTP Press
Language
English
Pages
154

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Previews available in: English

Subjects

Delivery of Health Care, Health Services, Medical care, Organization & administration, Primary Health Care, Health services, Primary health care, Soins medicaux, Delivery of health care, Health Services Administration

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A new approach to medicine: principles and priorities in health care
1978, MTP Press
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A new approach to medicine: principles and priorities in health care
1978, University Park Press
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Includes index

Published in
Lancaster, Eng

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Pagination
viii, 154 p. :
Number of pages
154

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Open Library
OL14504616M
ISBN 10
0852002173
OCLC/WorldCat
4424257

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