Knowledge attitude and practice of perinatal care amongst traditional birth attendants (DAIS) trained vs. untrained
Mathur, N.B.; Gargye, A.K.; Rajput, V.J.
Indian Pediatrics 20(11): 837-842
1983
ISSN/ISBN: 0019-6061 PMID: 6676288 Document Number: 416038
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