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Identifying barriers in the malaria control policymaking process in East Africa: insights from stakeholders and a structured literature review
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- Paul, C., Kramer, R., Lesser, A., Mutero, C., Miranda, M. L., & Dickinson, K.
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- BMC Public Health
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- 2015-09-04
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- 15
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- 1
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- 1471-2458
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- PMC4560917
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- 7
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- en
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