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The human resource implications of improving financial risk protection for mothers and newborns in Zimbabwe
BACKGROUND: A paradigm shift in global health policy on user fees has been evident in the last decade with a growing consensus that user fees undermine equitable access to essential health care in many low and middle income countries. Changes to fees have major implications for human resources for h
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