Using cross-sectional surveys to estimate the number of severely malnourished children needing to be enrolled in specific treatment programmes

Publisher： Cambridge University Press

E-ISSN： 1475-2727|20|8|1362-1366

ISSN： 1368-9800

Source： Public Health Nutrition, Vol.20, Iss.8, 2017-01, pp. : 1362-1366

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