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Screening to Improve Health in New Zealand: Criteria to assess screening programmes

Download Screening to Improve Health in New Zealand: Criteria to assess screening programmes resource
April, 2003
The National Health Committee report, Screening to Improve Health in New Zealand, presents recommended criteria for assessing screening programmes in New Zealand.

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  • Screening to Improve Health in New Zealand: Criteria to assess screening programmes (pdf, 325 KB)
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