The role of community-based health planning and services strategy in involving males in the provision of family planning services: a qualitative study in Southern Ghana

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Philip Baba Adongo
Placide Tapsoba
James F Phillips
Philip Teg-Nefaah Tabong
Alison Stone
Emmanuel Kuffour
Selina F Esantsi
Patricia Akweongo
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[1] University of Ghana,School of Public Health
[2] Population Council,Mailman School of Public Health
[3] Columbia University,undefined
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Reproductive Health | / 10卷
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Community-based health planning and services; Family planning; Male involvement; Reproductive health; Contraceptive use; Spousal communication; Southern Ghana;
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