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The factors that determine successful follow up of children diagnosed with incurable blindness using health information collected during their visits to the Red Cross Childrens Hospital
Background: Most children diagnosed with incurable blindness will need access to health, education, and social services, to support them during their potentially high number of disabled life years. The accuracy of key informants' contact information is therefore essential to ensure that proper follo...
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Division of General Surgery
2025
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