EVIDENCE, UNDERSTANDING AND COMPLEXITY. EVALUATION IN NON-LINEAR SYSTEMS
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BARNES, M., ET AL., EVIDENCE, UNDERSTANDING AND COMPLEXITY. EVALUATION IN NON-LINEAR SYSTEMS. EVALUATION, Vol. 9, no. 3 (2003), p. 265-284.
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SIIS R.1696 Archivo
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Evaluación de servicios, Metodología, Programas de salud, Salud, Teoría, Reino Unido
Evaluación de servicios, Metodología, Programas de salud, Salud, Teoría, Reino Unido
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