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Quantitative Assessment on Health System Trust and Health Service Utilization in Liberia

This study explored the following objectives:

Explore client perceptions of health care providers and client perspectives, including
any Ebola-related stigma that may influence health-seeking behaviors;

Explore facility and community-based health care providers’ perceptions of service
provision including fear, self-confidence, training/supervision, and trust in the health
system.

Quantitative Assessment on Health System Trust and Health Service Utilization in Liberia

Resource Type(s)

Research

Topic(s)

Health Systems

Language(s)

English

Country(ies)

Liberia

Source(s)

Health Communication Capacity Collaborative

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