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The Implants Toolkit

An excellent starting point for comprehensive information on product, policies and research is the Implants Toolkit created by K4Health.org.  The toolkit will provide donors, ministries of health, health care providers and program managers with comprehensive foundational information on implants.  The toolkit also includes a list of resources such as fact sheets on different brands of implants and research on implant efficacy. The Implant Toolkit Resource List Organization: Knowledge for Health (K4Health) Length: webpage Languages: English

An excellent starting point for comprehensive information on product, policies and research is the Implants Toolkit created by K4Health.org.  The toolkit will provide donors, ministries of health, health care providers and program managers with comprehensive foundational information on implants.  The toolkit also includes a list of resources such as fact sheets on different brands of implants and research on implant efficacy.

Organization: Knowledge for Health (K4Health)
Length: webpage

Languages: English

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