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Title
A qualitative study of barriers to access and use of pre-paid postnatal care services among mothers under the reproductive health voucher system in rural Uganda
Type
Student Paper
Publ. year
2018
Author/s
Muwanguzi, Denis
Department/s
Social Medicine and Global Health
In LUP since
2018-07-17
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473 74 5
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United States of America
72 (15%)
Sweden
65 (14%)
Uganda
51 (11%)
China
37 (8%)
Germany
28 (6%)
Ethiopia
24 (5%)
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
17 (4%)
South Africa
11 (2%)
Nigeria
8 (2%)
India
8 (2%)
Viet Nam
8 (2%)
Denmark
7 (1%)
Kenya
7 (1%)
Malaysia
7 (1%)
Indonesia
7 (1%)
Nepal
6 (1%)
Botswana
6 (1%)
Unknown
6 (1%)
France
6 (1%)
Brazil
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Poland
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Hong Kong (China)
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Russian Federation
4 (1%)
Australia
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Canada
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Zambia
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Singapore
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South Korea
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Palestinian Territory
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Egypt
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Taiwan (China)
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Somalia
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Turkiye
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Guinea
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Tanzania, the United Republic of
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Colombia
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Ukraine
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Italy
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Thailand
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Liberia
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Bolivia
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Switzerland
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Peru
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Czechia
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Bangladesh
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Iran
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Ireland
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Benin
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Malawi
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Rwanda
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Romania
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Togo
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Ecuador
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New Zealand
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2026-10-27 07:01:59