Understanding the barriers to and opportunities for improving access to safe, legal abortion services in Ghana: a policy analysis
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Summary
It is essential for key stakeholders to re-examine their values and change their attitudes towards abortion care to ensure that legal abortions are provided in public hospitals to help women in need of the services.
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- 2012-01-01
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