Socioeconomic inequalities in curative healthcare-seeking for children under five before and after the free healthcare initiative in Sierra Leone: analysis of population-based survey data.

par Bognini, Joel Dofinissery ;Samadoulougou, Sekou ;Ouedraogo, Mady

;Kangoye, Tiga David

;Van Malderen, Carine ;Tinto, Halidou ;Kirakoya, Fati

Référence International journal for equity in health, 20, 1, page (124)
Publication Publié, 2021-05-01

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