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New methods and techniques for information management / edited by Mary Feeney.

Contributor(s): Feeney, M. (Mary) Feeney, M. (Mary).

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BookSeries: Schoolarly communications guide. Publisher: London : Taylor Graham, 1986ISBN: 0947568123.Subject(s): Personal information management | Information resources management

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101Evaluating the extend of patient centered pharmaceutical services at kitwe central hospital/
by Zulu, Kenita
102A quantitative analysis of rifampicin in anti tuberculosis 4 fixed dose combination tablets at the university teaching hospital in Lusaka/
by Kamanga, Elizabeth.
103In-vitro antibacterial properties of Zambian honey from North Western province agaist Escherichia coli, Pseudomonus aeruginosa and Staphylococcus aureus species infecting wounds/
by Sinkala, Jonathan
104To determine cyanide content and safety profile of cassava grown in Mwinilunga district (NWP)/
by Sichilima, Martin
105Assessment of farmers' knowledge attitude and practice towards organophosphate poisoning in Chongwe district in Kanakatapa village/
by Njobvu, Neverson
106Evaluation of anti-anemic activitities of aqueous root extracts of beta vulgaris rubra on phenyhydrazine induced anemia in mice/
by Nkwale, Victor
107 A laboratory study on the oxytocic effects of the queous root extract of azanza garckeana(Mutobo tree) on the rat uterus/
by Nyawali, Perry.
108A review of undergraduate research projects topics done at the university of Zambia school of medicine in the pharmacy department since its inception/
by Nkhata M Felix
109Assessment of antibacterial activity of carica papaya(paw paw) leaves in combination with ampicilin on clinical strains of pseudomonas aeruginosa, enterrobacter and salmonella typhi/
by Lubasi Nalukui.
110Assessment of standard operating procedures in extemporaneous compounding of nedicine at st francis mission general hospital/
by Botha, Luckson.
111Evaluation of tests conducted on newborns to determine birth defects at pediatrics department, university teaching hospital, Lusaka, Zambia/
by Banda, Gideon
112The use of dietary supplements by type 2 diabetic patients at the university teaching hospital/
by Zimba Sylvester
113A retrospective review of adherence to dosing guildliness of amphotericin B for the treatment of cryptococgal meningitis at UTH/
by Zulu Phillimon
114Assessment of the effectiveness of abelmoschus esculantus(okra) gum as a suspending agent/
by Mwika Mwansa Chilomo.
115 A survey of oncology practitiones knowledge and attitudes regarding herbs and supplements use for cancer patients at cancer diseases hospital Lusaka/
by Chishimba Vincent L.S
116To determine the quality of chloramphenicol 0.5% opthhalmic drop brands dispersed from retail pharmacies in Lusaka/
by Chifunge, Jonathan
117Assessment of potential antibacterial activity using leaves of persea americana mill,var guatemalesis L.WMS(Laureceae) for the treatment of urooathogenic escheichia coli bacterial in Zambia/
by Kalambo, Harrison
118Quality analysis of water recommened by retail pharmacists for reconstitution of oral dry powder in Lusaka district, Zambia/
by Kaonga, Namuchile.
119Survey of indigenous herbal plant used to induce and or augment labour in pregnant women of Kabulamena village in Kabompo district, Zambia/
by Kalumbi Hannes.
120knowledge attitude and practice of breast examination among women aged 20-45 years seeking family planning service in lusaka urban district/

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New methods and techniques for information management / edited by Mary Feeney.

Contributor(s): Feeney, M. (Mary) Feeney, M. (Mary).