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Differences In Knowledge About Hiv/ Aids And Perceived Exposure To Risk Between Physicians And Nurses In Ibadan Nigeria
Knowledge of health care providers in the management of their patients, particularly those with HIV/ AIDS is very vital, yet studies evaluating this are still seriously in dearth despite the Nigerian peculiarity to the AIDS scourge. Two hundred and ten (210) physicians and nurses working with the Un...
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