Practical and Viva Community Medicine
Journal Title: International Journal of Healthcare Education & Medical Informatics - Year 2018, Vol 5, Issue 3
Abstract
This book is extremely beneficial for MBBS, MD, MPH, DNB, DPH, DHA, PGDMCH, PGCHCFW, PGDGM, DPHM, BSc and MSc Nursing students. It has an excellent compilation of all study materials which is required for preparation of practical examination and viva for undergraduate as well as postgraduate students.
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Dr. Sneha Kumari
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