Why service users do not complain or have ‘voice’: a mixed-methods study from Nepal’s rural primary health care system

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Health Services Research, January 2017

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Why srvc users do not complain or have 'voice': Study from #Nepal's rural primary hlth care system https://t.co/b5lqH1xMED MT @BioMedCentral

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Why srvc users do not complain or have 'voice': Study from #Nepal's rural primary hlth care system https://t.co/zSr5GDj1qN MT @BioMedCentral

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