Mothers-to-mothers health promotion model: Evaluating long-term impact of a cascading approach to health promotion in Mozambique

Tura, Halkeno Terfasa

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Mothers-to-mothers health promotion model: Evaluating long-term impact of a cascading approach to health promotion in Mozambique

dc:creator Tura, Halkeno Terfasa

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Author dc:creator: Tura, Halkeno Terfasa
Contributors dc:contributor: Disa Cornish, Chair

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Health promotion--Mozambique; Volunteer workers in community health services--Mozambique; Nutrition--Study and teaching--Mozambique;

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Tura, Halkeno Terfasa. Mothers-to-mothers health promotion model: Evaluating long-term impact of a cascading approach to health promotion in Mozambique. 2016. https://scholarworks.uni.edu/etd/291

Mothers-to-mothers health promotion model: Evaluating long-term impact of a cascading approach to health promotion in Mozambique

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