The institutional birth rate of 95.4% in India is a real achievement, but beneath it lie questions of how women’s choices are shaped when it comes to choosing private over government healthcare institutions, and how institutions can shape outcomes
The institutional birth rate of 95.4% in India is a real achievement, but beneath it lie questions of how women’s choices are shaped when it comes to choosing private over government healthcare institutions, and how institutions can shape outcomes
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The institutional birth rate of 95.4% in India is a real achievement, but beneath it lie questions of how women’s choices are shaped when it comes to choosing private over government healthcare institutions, and how institutions can shape outcomes
