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Linking the global positioning system (GPS) to a personal digital assistant (PDA) to support tuberculosis control in South Africa: a pilot study

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Linking the global positioning system (GPS) to a personal digital assistant (PDA) to support tuberculosis control in South Africa: a pilot study (English)

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Neil A Martinson

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Neil A Martinson

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Barry Dwolatzky

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Estelle Trengove

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Helen Struthers

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James A McIntyre

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16 August 2006

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International Journal of Health Geographics

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10.1186/1476-072X-5-34

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5 August 2017

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