Talking to Heal: How Dialogue Shapes Care in Northern Ghana’s Clinics
A qualitative study of Ghana's Northern Region finds that effective patient-provider dialogue rests on face-to-face interaction, linguistic mediation, and shared ...
A qualitative study of Ghana's Northern Region finds that effective patient-provider dialogue rests on face-to-face interaction, linguistic mediation, and shared ...
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