Understanding the local context and its possible influences on shaping, implementing and running social accountability initiatives for maternal health services in rural Democratic Republic of the Congo: a contextual factor analysis.
作者： Eric M. Mafuta , Lisanne Hogema , Thérèse N. M. Mambu , Pontien B. Kiyimbi , Berthys P. Indebe
DOI: 10.1186/S12913-016-1895-3
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摘要: Background Social accountability has to be configured according the context in which it operates. This paper aimed identify local contextual factors two health zones Democratic Republic of Congo and discuss their possible influences on shaping, implementing running social initiatives.
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