What does CHS mean?
CHS means Community Health Service
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Community Health Service?
Community Health Service can be abbreviated as CHS
Other shorthands for Community Health Service are: CHSs
Other shorthands for Community Health Service are: CHSs
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What does CHS stand for? CHS stands for "Community Health Service". |
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How to abbreviate "Community Health Service"? "Community Health Service" can be abbreviated as CHS. |
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What is the meaning of CHS abbreviation? The meaning of CHS abbreviation is "Community Health Service". |
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What is CHS abbreviation? One of the definitions of CHS is "Community Health Service". |
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What does CHS mean? CHS as abbreviation means "Community Health Service". |
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What is shorthand of Community Health Service? The most common shorthand of "Community Health Service" is CHS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AICHS - Aboriginal and Islander Community Health Service
- BPCHS - Bellarine Peninsula Community Health Service Inc.
- DGCHS - Doutta Galla Community Health Service
- GVCHS - Goulburn Valley Community Health Service
- GDCHS - Greater Dandenong Community Health Service
- LNCHS - Lower North Community Health Service
- NDCHS - Northern District Community Health Service
- NMCHS - Northern Metropolitan Community Health Service
- UCNCHS - United Christian Nethersole Community Health Service
- IECHS - Inner East Community Health Service
- ISCHS - Inner South Community Health Service
- PVCHS - Plenty Valley Community Health Service
- AHCHS - Adelaide Hills Community Health Service
- BACHS - Barossa and Area Community Health Service
- BCHS - Banyule Community Health Service
- CHSO - community health service organizations
- CHSS - Community Health Service Societies
- cHSA - Community Health Service Agency
- DCHS - Darebin Community Health Service
- ECHS - Enhanced Community Health Service