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Mapping user fees for health care in high-mortality countries – evidence from a recent survey
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  • 2012Removal of user fees for caesareans and under‐fives in northern Sudan: a review of policy implementation and effectiveness19 cited
  • 2011Does increase in utilisation rates alone indicate the success of a user fee removal policy? A qualitative case study from Zambia17 cited

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