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Summary of the actors' perceptions of the impacts of fees abolition |
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Women |
Health workers |
Members of management committees |
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Positive impacts |
Promotes medical evacuation Reduced costs of treatment |
Increased number of visits Earlier visits Promotes medical evacuation Emergence of new drugs Helpful arrival of NGO interns |
Brings comfort to the target populations |
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Negative impacts |
Abolition does not eliminate all costs Multiple-dose medications require repeat visits to the CSI Health workers' sometimes scornful attitude, assuming that women are pretending to be ill to obtain drugs |
Patients in the target groups becoming more demanding |
Nurses monopolizing the management of inputs Management committees pushed aside |
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Ridde and Diarra BMC Health Services Research 2009 9:89 doi:10.1186/1472-6963-9-89 |
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