Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Adapting the primary care assessment tool for sub-saharan Africa : a validation study

Robert Mash, Kefilath Bello, Innocent K Besigye and Anna Galle (UGent)

(2025) BJGP OPEN. 9(1).
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Undergraduate teaching in family medicine within the PRIMAFAMED network

Robert Mash, Innocent Besigye and Anna Galle (UGent)

(2024) AFRICAN JOURNAL OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE & FAMILY MEDICINE. 16(1).
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Conference report : Undergraduate family medicine and primary care training in Sub-Saharan Africa : reflections of the PRIMAFAMED network

Innocent Besigye, Robert Mash, Akye Essuman and Maaike Flinkenflögel (UGent)

(2017) AFRICAN JOURNAL OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE & FAMILY MEDICINE. 9(1).
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Human resources for health in Botswana: the results of in-country database and reports analysis

Oathokwa Nkomazana, Wim Peersman (UGent) , Merlin Willcox, Robert Mash and Nthabiseng Phaladze

(2014) AFRICAN JOURNAL OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE AND FAMILY MEDICINE. 6(1).
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African primary care research: current situation, priorities and capacity building

Robert Mash, Akye Essuman, Riaz Ratansi, Felicity Goodyear-Smith, Klaus Von Pressentin, Zelra Malan, Marianne Van Lancker (UGent) and Jan De Maeseneer (UGent)

(2014) AFRICAN JOURNAL OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE AND FAMILY MEDICINE. 6(1).

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Adapting the primary care assessment tool for sub-saharan Africa : a validation study

Undergraduate teaching in family medicine within the PRIMAFAMED network

Conference report : Undergraduate family medicine and primary care training in Sub-Saharan Africa : reflections of the PRIMAFAMED network

Human resources for health in Botswana: the results of in-country database and reports analysis

African primary care research: current situation, priorities and capacity building

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