Status of the community-based health program of the sisters of mount carmel as perceived by the mount caramel mobile clinic administrators and members / Mailyn Rogelio Batocabe

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TextPublication details: Dumaguete City : Foundation University, 2010Description: xv l, 132 l. ill. 28 cmDDC classification:

Summary: A graduate thesis aimed to assess the 32-year-old community-based health programs of the Sisters of Mount Carmel of Dumaguete City.

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Thesis	Foundation University Library Thesis	T B321 2010 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	c.1	Available	62499
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A graduate thesis aimed to assess the 32-year-old community-based health programs of the Sisters of Mount Carmel of Dumaguete City.

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