The importance of primary care records in low- and middle-income settings for care, resource management and disease surveillance: a review

Hamish Fraser^*, Taiwo Adegbaye Adedeji, Paul Amendola

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	ICT in Health
Subtitle of host publication	Survey on the Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Brazil Healthcare Facilities
Place of Publication	São Paulo
Publisher	Brazilian Network Information Center
Pages	273-296
Number of pages	23
Edition	COVID-19 Edition
ISBN (Electronic)	9786586949445
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2021

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Fraser, Hamish ; Adedeji, Taiwo Adegbaye ; Amendola, Paul. / The importance of primary care records in low- and middle-income settings for care, resource management and disease surveillance: a review. ICT in Health: Survey on the Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Brazil Healthcare Facilities. COVID-19 Edition. ed. São Paulo : Brazilian Network Information Center, 2021. pp. 273-296

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Fraser H, Adedeji TA, Amendola P. The importance of primary care records in low- and middle-income settings for care, resource management and disease surveillance: a review. In ICT in Health: Survey on the Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Brazil Healthcare Facilities. COVID-19 Edition ed. São Paulo: Brazilian Network Information Center. 2021. p. 273-296