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Distance Assisted Training in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Program Evaluation

Geraldine M. Philotheou
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology September 2004, 32 (3) 166-170;
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    Distribution of countries in Africa with training programs for nuclear medicine technologists.

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    Student and supervisor perceptions of the design, implementation, and outcomes of the DAT program in Africa.

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    Student, supervisor, and coordinator perceptions of the design, implementation, and outcomes of the DAT program in Asia.

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    Participating Locations and Students

    CountryCityNo. of students
    ZimbabweBulawayo4
    Harare3
    TanzaniaDar es Salaam4
    SudanKhartoum6
    Wad Medani4
    Total521
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