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Using Mobile Phone Data Collection Tool, Surveda, for Noncommunicable Disease Surveillance in Five Low- and Middle-income Countries

Using Mobile Phone Data Collection Tool, Surveda, for Noncommunicable Disease Surveillance in Five Low- and Middle-income Countries

Using Mobile Phone Data Collection Tool, Surveda, for Noncommunicable Disease Surveillance in Five Low- and Middle-income Countries

Authors of this article:

Yang Song1 ;   Rachael Phadnis1 ;   Jennifer Favaloro1 ;   Juliette Lee1 ;   Charles Q. Lau2 ;   Manuel Moreira3 ;   Leenisha Marks2 ;   Matias Garcia Isaia3 ;   Jason Kim ;   Veronica Lea1
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