Poor Health Care Access in Nigeria: A Function of Fundamental Misconceptions and Misconstruction of the Health System
Health care access in Nigeria is very limited in all dimensions due to factors within and beyond the health system. Misconception of primary health care and poor leadership resulted in a stunted health system development which has failed to align system structures and processes to the goal of achiev...
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| Language: | English |
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2022
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