Evaluating Health Research Capacity Building: An Evidence-Based Tool
PLoS MedicinePublished 13 July 2006Open access
Imelda Bates, Alex Yaw Osei Akoto, Daniel Ansong, Patrick Karikari, George Bedu‐Addo, Julia Critchley
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SJR score4.28
SNIP3.21
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A tool to assess capacity-building programs in health research, which was used in Kumasi, Ghana, and described in Bates and colleagues.
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