Aspirations for quality health care in Uganda: How do we get there?

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Clare I R Chandler
James Kizito
Lilian Taaka
Christine Nabirye
Miriam Kayendeke
Deborah DiLiberto
Sarah G Staedke
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[1] London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine,Department of Global Health & Development
[2] Mulago Hospital Complex,Infectious Diseases Research Collaboration
[3] London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine,Department of Clinical Research
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Human Resources for Health | / 11卷
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Africa; Access to health care; Power/empowerment; Quality of care; Relationships; Health care;
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