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Reproductive Health: Factors Contributing to Non-Utilisation of Tubal Ligation

Two-student nursing research project on why women of reproductive age attending the MCH/FP clinic at Kombewa District Hospital do not use tubal ligation: exploratory design, 152 respondents, with findings, conclusions and recommendations. UEAB Baraton, NRSG 423, supervised by Dr David Deya.

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