Exploring knowledge and attitudes toward non-communicable diseases among village health teams in Eastern Uganda: a cross-sectional study

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I'm so proud of @temigriot, one of my first @YaleSPH mentees, for her successful PhD defense yesterday! Congrats Dr. Ojo! Looking forward to your continued contributions #ImplementationScience #CVD. Our 2017 paper along with @dxg447 @AAkiteng @nickyhawley

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RT @jeremy_schwartz: Engaging #CHWs in #NCD care spectrum in LMIC is critical. Read our latest paper: https://t.co/iGrau0sxLJ #bmcpublichea…

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RT @jeremy_schwartz: Engaging #CHWs in #NCD care spectrum in LMIC is critical. Read our latest paper: https://t.co/iGrau0sxLJ #bmcpublichea…

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RT @YaleSPH: Exploring knowledge and attitudes toward non-communicable diseases among village health teams in Eastern #Uganda: a cross-sect…

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