Effects of combined decision-support and performance-based incentives on reported client satisfaction with maternal health services in primary facilities: A quasi-experimental study in the Upper East Region of Ghana

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Main Authors:	Aninanya, Gifty Apiung, Otupiri, Easmon, Howard, Natasha
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1904402023-09-07T22:24:43Z Effects of combined decision-support and performance-based incentives on reported client satisfaction with maternal health services in primary facilities: A quasi-experimental study in the Upper East Region of Ghana Aninanya, Gifty Apiung Otupiri, Easmon Howard, Natasha DEAN'S OFFICE (SSH SCH OF PUBLIC HEALTH) 10.1371/journal.pone.0249778 PLOS ONE 16 4 e0249778-e0249778 2021-04-30T01:48:53Z 2021-04-30T01:48:53Z 2021-04-20 2021-04-30T01:32:58Z Article Aninanya, Gifty Apiung, Otupiri, Easmon, Howard, Natasha (2021-04-20). Effects of combined decision-support and performance-based incentives on reported client satisfaction with maternal health services in primary facilities: A quasi-experimental study in the Upper East Region of Ghana. PLOS ONE 16 (4) : e0249778-e0249778. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0249778 19326203 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/190440 Public Library of Science (PLoS) Elements
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title	Effects of combined decision-support and performance-based incentives on reported client satisfaction with maternal health services in primary facilities: A quasi-experimental study in the Upper East Region of Ghana
title_short	Effects of combined decision-support and performance-based incentives on reported client satisfaction with maternal health services in primary facilities: A quasi-experimental study in the Upper East Region of Ghana
title_full	Effects of combined decision-support and performance-based incentives on reported client satisfaction with maternal health services in primary facilities: A quasi-experimental study in the Upper East Region of Ghana
title_fullStr	Effects of combined decision-support and performance-based incentives on reported client satisfaction with maternal health services in primary facilities: A quasi-experimental study in the Upper East Region of Ghana
title_full_unstemmed	Effects of combined decision-support and performance-based incentives on reported client satisfaction with maternal health services in primary facilities: A quasi-experimental study in the Upper East Region of Ghana
title_sort	effects of combined decision-support and performance-based incentives on reported client satisfaction with maternal health services in primary facilities: a quasi-experimental study in the upper east region of ghana
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Effects of combined decision-support and performance-based incentives on reported client satisfaction with maternal health services in primary facilities: A quasi-experimental study in the Upper East Region of Ghana

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