Kenya (2014): BASELINE EVALUATION OF KNOWLEDGE ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES (KAP) AMONG PHARMACY PROVIDERS (Round I)

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healthcare

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dataset

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conRho

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PSIPSIPSI

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Har

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Survey targeting pharmacy providers in five towns/cities of Kenya to understand how they administer family planning commodities, manage fever and diarrhea clients.

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