Brazil (2015). Ministry of Health. SUS Managers Support Manual for the Implementation of COAPES. Brasília Secretary for Labor Management and Health Education, Department of Health Education Management. - References

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Brazil (2015). Ministry of Health. SUS Managers Support Manual for the Implementation of COAPES. Brasília: Secretary for Labor Management and Health Education, Department of Health Education Management.
https://www.ufjf.br/icvgv/files/2017/06/3.-Manual-de-Apoio-aos-Gestores-do-SUS-para-implementa%c3%a7%c3%a3o-do-COAPES.pdf

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