Projeto médico - social de ação: preventiva, curativa e promocional destinado à clientela usuária dos serviços ambulatoriais da casa maternal e da Infância da Fundação Legião Brasileira de Assistência

Borreli, Celso Luiz; Basile, Luiz Henrique; Arakaki, Luiz Masanovo; Camargo, Roberto Alves de; Bueno, Mariza Silva; Pacheco, Norma Suzana Miori; Das Dores, Sonia Maria; Bulgarelli, Sueli Rodrigues; Pêra, José maria; Delascio, Domingos.
Maternidade e Infância (Arquivos Médico-Sociais) Órgão daLegião Brasileira de Assistência Diretoria EstadualBrasileira ; 36(2): 115-125, 1977. tab
Artigo Português | SES-SP, SES SP - Acervo H. Maternidade Leonor Mendes de Barros, SES SP - Obras Raras | ID: biblio-1064674

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