Declaration de Potomac sur l’investissement dans l’information sanitaire de routine dans le monde en voie de développement

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Year: 2002

Declaration de Potomac sur l’investissement dans l’information sanitaire de routine dans le monde en voie de développement

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MEASURE Evaluation, JSI, the World Bank, and the World Health Organization hosted an international workshop on Issues and Innovation in Routine Health Information in Developing Countries on March 14-16, 2001, in Potomac, Maryland. This html document, written in French, describes the workshop and the issues discussed there. This document includes the workshop agenda, presentations and papers, facilitators and presenters, a list of participants, working groups, and a 224-page .pdf document of the workshop proceedings.

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Declaration de Potomac sur l’investissement dans l’information sanitaire de routine dans le monde en voie de développement

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