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Recommendations for Management of Common Childhood Conditions: Evidence for Technical Update of Pocket Book Recommendations: Newborn Conditions, Dysentery, Pneumonia, Oxygen Use and Delivery, Common Causes of Fever, Severe Acute Malnutrition and Supportive Care. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2012.

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Recommendations for Management of Common Childhood Conditions: Evidence for Technical Update of Pocket Book Recommendations: Newborn Conditions, Dysentery, Pneumonia, Oxygen Use and Delivery, Common Causes of Fever, Severe Acute Malnutrition and Supportive Care.

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ANNEX 5Members of the WHO Guideline Steering Group

Members comprise of departmental focal persons for area of work:

NAMEDEPARTMENT
1. Rajiv BAHLCAH/NCH
2. Meena CHERIANEHT/CPR
3. Tarun DUAMSD/MER
4. Olivier FONTAINECAH/NCH
5. Sandra GOVEHIV/CBH
6. Malgorzata GRZEMSKASTB/TBC
6. Suzanne HILLEMP/MAR
7. Lulu MUHECAH/NCH
8. Peter OLUMESEGMP/CMR
10. Zita WEISE PRINZONHD/NLU
11. Shamim QAZICAH/NCH
12. Wilson WERECAH/CIS
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