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Perspectives on siting community pharmacies at fuel stations in Nigeria: A cross-sectional survey
Purpose: To explore stakeholder perceptions of co-locating pharmacies and fuel stations and their implications for service delivery and regulation.Methods: A cross-sectional mixed-method survey was conducted among 615 pharmacists, 37 regulators, 524 fuel station customers, and 27 fuel station manage
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