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Identifying barriers to accessing healthcare for chronic wounds in the Khayelitsha sub-district: a mixed methods study
Background: Chronic wounds impose a significant burden on health systems, as delayed access to care contributes to poorer clinical outcomes and increased healthcare costs. These delays are particularly pronounced within resource-constrained systems such as the South African public healthcare system....
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2026
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