Coordination for better laboratory services
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Coordination for better laboratory services
Abstract
In developing countries the organization of health laboratory services commonly leaves much to be desired. Poor coordination and the absence of clear policies often inhibit efficiency and efficacy. Ways of remedying such situations are examined in the present article.
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