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An in-depth analysis of midwives’ understanding and practice of respectful maternity care in Ghana: a focused ethnographic study
Background: Research that explored women’s experiences of maternity care in lower-middle income countries including Ghana over the past decade has, unfortunately, highlighted the mistreatment that women suffer during childbirth which may be partly responsible for the low uptake of skilled birth at
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