Inequalities in reproductive health care use in five West-African countries: A decomposition analysis of the wealth-based gaps

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RT @Segun_JKO: Plus wealth, other disadvantaging factors should be considered to address differences in service use when designing interven…

30 Jul 2020

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#inequality #maternity #care @Segun_JKO @MilPavlova @VHC_CAPHRI_UM @CAPHRI_UM @MaastrichtU

30 Jul 2020

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"There is evidence that current policies addressing the cost of maternal care services may increase the wealth-based inequality in maternal care use if socio-demographic differences are not addressed." #healthequity https://t.co/BAz7OG0hZO

22 Apr 2020

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RT @MilPavlova: Current policies addressing the cost of maternal care services in West Africa increase the wealth-based #inequality. Read m…

30 Mar 2020

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