Providing free maternal health care: ten lessons from an evaluation of the national delivery exemption policy in Ghana
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Providing free maternal health care: ten lessons from an evaluation of the national delivery exemption policy in Ghana
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scientific article published on 13 January 2009
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Providing free maternal health ...... very exemption policy in Ghana
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Providing free maternal health ...... ery exemption policy in Ghana.
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Providing free maternal health ...... very exemption policy in Ghana
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Providing free maternal health ...... ery exemption policy in Ghana.
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Providing free maternal health ...... very exemption policy in Ghana
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Providing free maternal health ...... ery exemption policy in Ghana.
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Providing free maternal health ...... very exemption policy in Ghana
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Margaret Armar-Klemesu
Sophie Witter
Wendy Graham
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10.3402/GHA.V2I0.1881
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2009-01-13T00:00:00Z