Feasibility and acceptability of an iris biometric system for unique patient identification in routine HIV services in Kenya

Authors:

Anne Njoroge, Matthew D. Dunbar, Felix Abuna, Peter Simpson, Paul Macharia, Bourke Betz, Peter Cherutich, David Bukusi, Carey Farquhar

^{University of Washington affiliated authors are displayed in bold.}

Published: November 2019

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