The Global Network Neonatal Cause of Death algorithm for low-resource settings.

The Global Network Neonatal Cause of Death algorithm for low-resource settings.
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10.1111/apa.13805
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2017-06
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Acta paediatrica (Oslo, Norway : 1992)
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Goldenberg RL
Goldenberg RL
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Garces AL;McClure EM;Pérez W;Hambidge KM;Krebs NF;Figueroa L;Bose CL;Carlo WA;Tenge C;Esamai F;Goudar SS;Saleem S;Patel AB;Chiwila M;Chomba E;Tshefu A;Derman RJ;Hibberd PL;Bucher S;Liechty EA;Bauserman M;Moore JL;Koso-Thomas M;Miodovnik M;Goldenberg RL

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