Staff Absenteeism in Public Health Facilities of Uganda: A Study in Bushenyi District on Contributing Factors

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ISSN Online: 2162-5344
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"Staff Absenteeism in Public Health Facilities of Uganda: A Study in Bushenyi District on Contributing Factors"
written by Nancy Nyasuguta Nyamweya, Peter Yekka, Ronny Drasi Mubutu, Keneth Iceland Kasozi, Jane Muhindo,
published by Open Journal of Nursing, Vol.7 No.10, 2017

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