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Towards a national strategy for health management training: alpha training centre-Broederstroom
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Participants have been invited because of their interest and involvement in management training. There are undoubtedly important groups not represented here-either through oversight by the organizers, or because they were unable to attend. It is hoped that part of the strategy forward will include ways of involving all roleplayers.
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