Identifying Best Practices for WISEWOMAN Programs Using a Mixed-Methods Evaluation

Melanie Besculides, Heather Zaveri, Rosanne Farris and Julie Will

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Abstract: Because recommendations on best practices for public health programs typically are drawn from unique settings, they can be challenging to implement in programs already in operation.

Keywords: Best Practices; WISEWOMAN (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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