Effects of demand-side incentives in improving the utilisation of delivery services in Oyam District in northern Uganda: a quasi-experimental study
Abstract Background We evaluated the effects and financial costs of two interventions with respect to utilisation of institutional deliveries and other maternal health services in Oyam District in Uganda. Methods We conducted a quasi-experimental study involving intervention and comparable/control s...
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Main Authors: | William Massavon (Author), Calistus Wilunda (Author), Maria Nannini (Author), Robert Kaos Majwala (Author), Caroline Agaro (Author), Emanuela De Vivo (Author), Peter Lochoro (Author), Giovanni Putoto (Author), Bart Criel (Author) |
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2017-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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