Using qualitative data, people's perceptions, and the science of decision making to inform policy and improve hepatitis C care for people who use drugs
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Perlman, D.C., Jordan, A.E., Using qualitative data, people's perceptions, and the science of decision making to inform policy and improve hepatitis C care for people who use drugs. International Journal of Drug Policy, vol. 26, n. 2, 2015, p. 217-219.
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Drogodependencias, Enfermos, Hepatitis, Tratamiento médico, Atención sanitaria, Planificación de servicios, Recomendaciones
Drogodependencias, Enfermos, Hepatitis, Tratamiento médico, Atención sanitaria, Planificación de servicios, Recomendaciones
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