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Health Education and Health Promotion Skills of Health Care Professionals Working in Family Health Centres
Preventable diseases pose a serious problem worldwide. The role of primary healthcare professionals is especially significant in promoting health. Aim: It is aimed to determine the health care professionals working in family health centres have on health education and health promotion skills. Method
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