Bandini, M., & Lucca, S. R. (2018). From Alma-Ata to Astana Why Does Primary Health Care Interest Health Professionals at Work Brazilian Journal of Occupation Medicine, 16, 391-392. - References

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Bandini, M., & Lucca, S. R. (2018). From Alma-Ata to Astana: Why Does Primary Health Care Interest Health Professionals at Work? Brazilian Journal of Occupation Medicine, 16, 391-392.

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