Enablers and inhibitors of community participation in Ghana’s Community-based Health Planning and Services programme: a qualitative study in the Builsa North Municipality

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Shieghard Agalga
Kennedy A. Alatinga
Gilbert Abotisem Abiiro
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[1] University for Development Studies,Department of Community Development, Faculty of Sustainable Development Studies
[2] SDD- University of Business and Integrated Development Studies,Department of Community Development, Faculty of Planning and Land Management
[3] University for Development Studies,Department of Health Services, Policy, Planning, Management and Economics, School of Public Health
[4] University for Development Studies,Department of Population and Reproductive Health, School of Public Health
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Primary health care; Community participation; Community-based Health Planning and Services; Ghana;
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