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Respectful care is of increasing interest within RMNCAH. Concurrently, there has been a call for health systems to be accountable to the populations they serve for delivering quality care. This technical report examines the empirical evidence and theoretical basis of social accountability interventions’ influence on respectful care across RMNCAH.

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