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Level. of and factors associated with health care waste management practices among healthcare workers in Gulu City / Onono Anthony James, Akello Anne Ruth, and Kigongo Eustes.

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Publication details: Lira University ; Lira University , c2024.Description: x, 64p. : ill. ; 31 cmISBN:

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