Enabling factors for specialist outreach in western KwaZulu-Natal
Background: There exists a major disparity in access to specialist care between patients in urban and rural areas. Specialists are a scarce resource and are concentrated in urban areas. Specialist outreach attempts to fill the gap in service provision for patients situated remotely. While there is i...
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Main Authors: | Robert I. Caldwell (Author), Merridy Grant (Author), Bernard Gaede (Author), Colleen Aldous (Author) |
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