Ghana's hard-won progress in maternal health could stall unless deliberate incentives are introduced to retain health workers in remote parts of the country, the Regional Director for West and Central Africa at the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Dr Sennen Hounton, has warned.
Ghana's hard-won progress in maternal health could stall unless deliberate incentives are introduced to retain health workers in remote parts of the country, the Regional Director for West and Central Africa at the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Dr Sennen Hounton, has warned.
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