Diagnostic and prescribing practices in peripheral health facilities in rural western Kenya.
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M. Kolczak | P. Phillips-Howard | K. Wannemuehler | F. T. Ter Kuile | W. Hawley | A. Odhacha | J. Vulule | B. Nahlen | F. T. ter Kuile
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