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A conceptual model for pluralistic healthcare behavior: results from a qualitative study in southwestern Uganda

2019-10-05

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<h4>Introduction: </h4> Medical pluralism, or concurrent utilization of multiple therapeutic modalities, is common in various international contexts, and has been characterized as a factor contributing to poor health outcomes in low-resource settings. Traditional healers are ubiquitous providers in most regions, including the study site of southwestern Uganda. It is not well understood why patients in pluralistic...

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10.1101/19008508
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