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Shared Electronic Health Records and Health Information Systems (68)

Published on in Vol 8, No 2 (2016):

Potential use cases for the development of an electronic health facility registry in Nigeria: Key informant’s perspectives

Potential use cases for the development of an electronic health facility registry in Nigeria: Key informant’s perspectives

Potential use cases for the development of an electronic health facility registry in Nigeria: Key informant’s perspectives

Authors of this article:

Olusesan Ayodeji Makinde1 ;   Aderemi Azeez2 ;   Wura Adebayo2
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  3. Meribole E, Makinde O, Oyemakinde A, Oyediran K, Atobatele A, Fadeyibi F, Azeez A, Ogbokor D, Adebayo O, Adebayo W, Abatta E, Adoghe A, Adebayo S, Mahmoud Z, Ashefor G, Adebayo S, Yisa I, Balogun A, Chukwujekwu O, Dalhatu I, Jahun I, Bamidele S, Johnson D, Ibrahim M, Akpan F, Aiyenigba B, Omaha O, Terpase A, Ottih C, Adelakin O, Mullen S, Orobaton N. The Nigerian health information system policy review of 2014 : the need, content, expectations and progress. Health Information & Libraries Journal 2018;35(4):285 View
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