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Replication Data for: Association between umbilical cord hygiene and neonatal sepsis among neonates presenting to a primary care facility, Kenya: A case-control study

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healthcare

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dataset
Créateur:
Ker
Éditeur:
Ker
Éditeur:
Har
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Data set and do file code used in the article, "Association between umbilical cord hygiene and neonatal sepsis among neonates presenting to a primary care facility, Kenya: A case-control study"

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Medicine, Health and Life SciencesNeonatal sepsisUmbilical cord hygieneCord care practicesCase-control studyPrimary care setting

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