Determinants of safety climate at primary care level in Ghana, Malawi and Uganda: a cross-sectional study across 138 selected primary healthcare facilities

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Frédérique Vallières
Paul Mubiri
Samuel Agyei Agyemang
Samuel Amon
Jana Gerold
Tim Martineau
Ann Nolan
Thomasena O’Byrne
Lifah Sanudi
Freddie Sengooba
Helen Prytherch
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[1] Trinity College Dublin,Trinity Centre for Global Health
[2] Makerere University,School of Public Health
[3] University of Ghana,School of Public Health, College of Health Sciences
[4] Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute,undefined
[5] University of Basel,undefined
[6] Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine,undefined
[7] Research for Equity and Community Health Trust (REACH Trust),undefined
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Human Resources for Health | / 19卷
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Safety climate; Primary health; Low- and middle-income countries;
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