Parental attitudes and beliefs towards childhood immunisations: exploring parental attitudes and beliefs which influence their decision-making towards childhood immunisations in UK

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Sah, R. 2011. Parental attitudes and beliefs towards childhood immunisations: exploring parental attitudes and beliefs which influence their decision-making towards childhood immunisations in UK. VDM Verlag Dr. Müller.

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Authors	Sah, R.
Year	2011
Publisher	VDM Verlag Dr. Müller
Output status	Published
Print	30 Aug 2011
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Deposited	26 Apr 2016
ISBN	9783639371666

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