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Research Programme Report 1999-2001
Publication Year:
2002
City:
Durban
Country:
South Africa
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Health Systems Trust
Health Systems Research for development remains the core business of the HST. In line with the strategic focus of the organisation, as well as taking cognisance of the dynamic nature of health reform in South African Health System, the work of the programme is guided by a strategic framework.
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