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About Us Our People People At The George Institute Renu John Publications Renu John's Publications About Renu John's Publications Research Fellow MPH; BDS Gender, health and ageing in Fiji: a mixed methods analysis Unknown Date published: 2021 Qualitative enquiry on irregular intake of antihypertensive medications to inform a model of care to improve blood pressure control Contemporary Nurse Date published: 2020 Pagination Previous page 1 2
Qualitative enquiry on irregular intake of antihypertensive medications to inform a model of care to improve blood pressure control Contemporary Nurse Date published: 2020
