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    “…BACKGROUND: The slow progress in reducing maternal and newborn death in low and middle-income countries is attributed to both demand and supply-side factors. This study assessed the changes in maternal and newborn services in health facilities as well as demand for maternal and newborn health services in Eastern Uganda. …”
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    Persisting demand and supply gap for maternal and newborn care in eastern Uganda: a mixed-method cross-sectional study
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    “…BACKGROUND: Geographical inaccessibility, lack of transport, and financial burdens are some of the demand side constraints to maternal health services in Uganda, while supply side problems include poor quality services related to unmotivated health workers and inadequate supplies. …”
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    Increasing access to institutional deliveries using demand and supply side incentives: early results from a quasi-experimental study
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    “…This paper estimates the incremental costs of a demand and supply side intervention aimed at increasing access to maternal health care services. …”
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    Incremental cost of increasing access to maternal health care services: perspectives from a demand and supply side intervention in Eastern Uganda
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    “…Improving retail drug shop practices and quality of services, requires designing and implementing both supply-side and demand side strategies. ELECTRONIC SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL: The online version of this article (10.1186/s12913-018-3343-z) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.…”
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    Private retail drug shops: what they are, how they operate, and implications for health care delivery in rural Uganda
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    “…METHODS: This paper is based on the pilot phase to inform a quasi experimental study aimed at increasing access to maternal health services using demand and supply side incentives. The data collection for this paper included qualitative and quantitative methods that included focus group interviews, review of project documents and facility level data. …”
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    Exploring new health markets: experiences from informal providers of transport for maternal health services in Eastern Uganda
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    “…In this paper, we describe two of projects that were initially conceived to tackle the financial barriers to access to care – through a voucher program in the community - on the demand side - and a series of health systems strengthening activities at the district and facility level - on the supply side. …”
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    Applying the model of diffusion of innovations to understand facilitators for the implementation of maternal and neonatal health programmes in rural Uganda
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    “…Background: There is increasing demand for trainers to shift from traditional didactic training to innovative approaches that are more results-oriented. …”
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    A cascade model of mentorship for frontline health workers in rural health facilities in Eastern Uganda: processes, achievements and lessons
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