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Towards Improved Health Service Quality in Tanzania: An Approach to Strengthen Routine Supportive Supervision

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Cover of 2017 - ECTMIH Towards improved health service quality in Tanzania
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Effective supportive supervision of healthcare services is crucial for improving and maintaining quality of healthcare. However, this can be challenging in an environment with chronic shortage of qualified human resources for health.

Towards Improved Health Service Quality in Tanzania: An Approach to Strengthen Routine Supportive Supervision (PDF 614.94 KB)

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