SafeCare Country Director sets out four conditions for safer NCDs care
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SafeCare Country Director sets out four conditions for safer NCDs care

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Reflecting on this year’s World Patient Safety Day, the SafeCare Country Director of PharmAccess, Bonifacia Benefo Agyei linked quality standards, outcome-based care, digital continuity and facility financing to a single test: whether people living with non-communicable diseases are measurably safer a year from now.

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