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Well Woman's Clinic: A Health Promotion Program

Betty J. Gale
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Helen Clark
Pages 75-85 | Published online: 07 Jun 2010

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MARCIA HILLS & JENNIFER MULLETT. (2005) Primary Health Care: A Preferred Health Service Delivery Option for Women. Health Care for Women International 26:4, pages 325-339.
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Janet D. Allan. (1987) Identification of Health Risks in a Young Adult Population. Journal of Community Health Nursing 4:4, pages 223-233.
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Sara E. Barger. (1995) Establishing a nursing center: Learning from the literature and the experiences of others. Journal of Professional Nursing 11:4, pages 203-212.
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