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Factors influencing dignity in sub-Saharan African health systems: a qualitative systematic review
Dignity, as a basic human right, is demonstrated across numerous leading human rights declarations, covenants, conventions and is reflected in many national constitutions globally. The World Health Organization, along with corresponding United Nations agencies, have also regularly identified dignity...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2023
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