Has the Gratuité policy reduced inequities in geographic access to antenatal care in Burkina Faso? Evidence from facility-based data from 2014 to 2022

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RT @P4HNetwork: In Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 the Gratuité policy reduced inequities in geographic access to antenatal care but the Burkinabé governme…

06 Apr 2024

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In Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 the Gratuité policy reduced inequities in geographic access to antenatal care but the Burkinabé government must sustain the policy and ensure that benefits of the policy reach the targeted and its gains maximized. https://t.co/t6AyVMYsV

06 Apr 2024

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RT @ValeryRidde: Has the Gratuité policy reduced inequities in geographic access to antenatal care in Burkina Faso? Evidence from facility-…

30 Mar 2024

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Has the Gratuité policy reduced inequities in geographic access to antenatal care in Burkina Faso? Evidence from facility-based data from 2014 to 2022 https://t.co/VWH1kfJZ7y

30 Mar 2024

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