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An analysis on intersectional collaboration on non communicable chronic disease prevention and control in China: a cross sectional survey on main officials of community health service institutions

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Fig. 1 Evaluation frame of collaboration between community NCD prevention and control institutions
Table 2 Reliability of the evaluation tool of inter-organizational collaboration in NCD management in China, 2014(n = 444)
Fig. 2 Regional distribution of evaluation scale of inter-organizational collaboration in NCD management in China, 2014 [n = 444, (%)]
Fig. 3 Participation rate of institution collaboration in NCD management in China, 2014
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