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The use of RAP in the assessment of growth monitoring and promotion in north Sulawesi: Indonesia
This paper describes the application of the RAP guidelines by RAP trained nutritionists to a growth monitoring programme in Indonesia. Different from many other RAP studies, there was only a single contact with each household. To be successful the programme required that both health personnel and mo
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