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Equity and access to health care services: the experience of the Bamako initiative programme in Nigeria
This study examines attempts by the Nigerian government to increase the access of the poorest people to modern health care services, through the Bamako Initiative programme. Responses obtained from health service providers and consumers, as well as community leaders selected from across the four hea...
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