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For the sake of the people : the health revolution led by Saku Central Hospital / Takeharu Nishirai.

By: Nishirai, TakeharuContributor(s): Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning | Saku Central HospitalMaterial type: Text

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TextSeries: JOICFP document series ; 9Publication details: Tokyo : Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning, 1983. Description: 72 pSubject(s): Community health services | Delivery of health care | Rural health | JapanNLM classification: WA 546 JJ3

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