Patterns of financial incentives in primary healthcare settings in Nigeria: implications for the productivity of frontline health workers

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Ekechi Okereke
George Eluwa
Akinwumi Akinola
Ibrahim Suleiman
Godwin Unumeri
Sylvia Adebajo
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[1] Population Council,
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BMC Research Notes | / 14卷
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Incentives; Frontline health workers; Productivity; Primary healthcare; Nigeria;
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