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Examining out of pocket payments for maternal health in rural Ethiopia: Paradox of free health care un-affordability
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  • 1986A Look at Catastrophic Medical Expenses and the Poor247 cited
  • 1998The Hidden Cost of 'Free' Maternity Care in Dhaka, Bangladesh218 cited
  • 2009Out-of-pocket costs for facility-based maternity care in three African countries129 cited

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  • 2018Commercialization of obstetric and neonatal care in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: A study of the variability in user fees in Lubumbashi, 201420 cited
  • 2022The true costs of cesarean delivery for patients in rural Rwanda: Accounting for post-discharge expenses in estimated health expenditures17 cited

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