Module 6-Lab: Specimen Referral and Reporting

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Module 6-Lab: Specimen Referral and Reporting

Instructors Josiah Njeru

Category AMR Course for Laboratory Professionals

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Language English ‎(en)‎

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Module 6-Lab: Specimen Referral and Reporting

Manager: David Mutonga
Teacher: Susan Githii
Teacher: Josiah Njeru

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