Results-based financing to increase uptake of skilled delivery services in The Gambia: using the ‘three delays’ model to interpret midline evaluation findings

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[2] Maine D(2011)Impact of a maternal health voucher scheme on institutional delivery among low income women in Pakistan Reprod Health 8 10-41

[3] Agha S(2013)Performance based financing and uptake of maternal and child health services in Yobe sate, northern Nigeria Global J Health Sci 5 34-1428

[4] Ashir GM(2011)Effect on maternal and child health services in Rwanda of payment to primary health-care providers for performance: an impact evaluation Lancet (London) 377 1421-2187

[5] Doctor HV(2014)Introduction of performance-based financing in Burundi was associated with improvements in care and quality Health affairs (Project Hope) 33 2179-65

[6] Afenyadu GY(2012)Addressing maternal healthcare through demand side financial incentives: experience of Janani Suraksha Yojana program in India BMC Health Serv Res 12 319-712

[7] Basinga P(2017)The effect of performance-based financing on maternal healthcare use in Burundi: a two-wave pooled cross-sectional analysis Glob Health Action 10 1327241-729

[8] Gertler PJ(2018)Barriers and prospects of India's conditional cash transfer program to promote institutional delivery care: a qualitative analysis of the supply-side perspectives BMC Health Serv Res 18 40-423

[9] Binagwaho A(2012)India's JSY cash transfer program for maternal health: who participates and who doesn't--a report from Ujjain district Reprod Health 9 2-undefined

[10] Soucat AL(2016)‘The money is important but all women anyway go to hospital for childbirth nowadays’ - a qualitative exploration of why women participate in a conditional cash transfer program to promote institutional deliveries in Madhya Pradesh, India BMC Pregnancy Childbirth 16 47-undefined

[1] Thaddeus S(1994)Too far to walk: maternal mortality in context Soc Sci Med 38 1091-1110

[2] Maine D(2011)Impact of a maternal health voucher scheme on institutional delivery among low income women in Pakistan Reprod Health 8 10-41

[3] Agha S(2013)Performance based financing and uptake of maternal and child health services in Yobe sate, northern Nigeria Global J Health Sci 5 34-1428

[4] Ashir GM(2011)Effect on maternal and child health services in Rwanda of payment to primary health-care providers for performance: an impact evaluation Lancet (London) 377 1421-2187

[5] Doctor HV(2014)Introduction of performance-based financing in Burundi was associated with improvements in care and quality Health affairs (Project Hope) 33 2179-65

[6] Afenyadu GY(2012)Addressing maternal healthcare through demand side financial incentives: experience of Janani Suraksha Yojana program in India BMC Health Serv Res 12 319-712

[7] Basinga P(2017)The effect of performance-based financing on maternal healthcare use in Burundi: a two-wave pooled cross-sectional analysis Glob Health Action 10 1327241-729

[8] Gertler PJ(2018)Barriers and prospects of India's conditional cash transfer program to promote institutional delivery care: a qualitative analysis of the supply-side perspectives BMC Health Serv Res 18 40-423

[9] Binagwaho A(2012)India's JSY cash transfer program for maternal health: who participates and who doesn't--a report from Ujjain district Reprod Health 9 2-undefined

[10] Soucat AL(2016)‘The money is important but all women anyway go to hospital for childbirth nowadays’ - a qualitative exploration of why women participate in a conditional cash transfer program to promote institutional deliveries in Madhya Pradesh, India BMC Pregnancy Childbirth 16 47-undefined