Acting together – WHO National Health Literacy Demonstration Projects (NHLDPs) address health literacy needs in the European Region

Acting together – WHO National Health Literacy Demonstration Projects (NHLDPs) address health literacy needs in the European Region
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共同行动——世卫组织国家健康素养示范项目(NHLDP)满足欧洲区域的健康素养需求

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2019
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H. T. Maindal
H. T. Maindal
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M. Bakker;P. Putrik;Anna Aaby;X. Debussche;Janis Morrissey;C. R. Borge;Dulce;Ó. Nascimentodo;P. Kolarčik;R. Batterham;R. Osborne;H. T. Maindal

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