Using electronic tablets for data collection for healthcare service and maternal health assessments in low resource settings: lessons learnt
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F. Dickinson | N. R. van den Broek | Fiona M. Dickinson | Mary McCauley | Barbara Madaj | Nynke van den Broek | B. Madaj | M. McCauley
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