YOUNG PEOPLE'S HEALTH NEEDS IN A RURAL AREA: LESSONS FROM A PARTICIPATORY RAPID APPRAISAL STUDY.
Enregistré dans:
PHILIP, K., YOUNG PEOPLE'S HEALTH NEEDS IN A RURAL AREA: LESSONS FROM A PARTICIPATORY RAPID APPRAISAL STUDY. YOUTH AND POLICY, no. 71 (2001), p. 5-24.
Ref.
103331
Localisation:
SIIS R.1607
Palabras clave:
Entorno rural, Juventud, Necesidades, Salud
Entorno rural, Juventud, Necesidades, Salud
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