The Community Faces Model: Community, University and Health Department Partners Thriving Together for Effective Health Education
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© 2019 Dina Drits-Esser, Heather Coulter, Meghan C. Mannello, Grant Sunada, Stephen C. Alder, Pastor France A. Davis, Doriena Lee, Valentine Mukundente, Ed Napia, Brenda Ralls, Sylvia Rickard, Fahina Tavake'-Pasi, Louisa A. Stark, published by University of Miami Libraries
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