
Regional Study Exposes Widespread Informal Payments and 'Connections' in Balkan Maternity Wards
A regional study has revealed that over half of women in Bosnia and Serbia have used "private connections" and nearly half reported making informal payments to ensure adequate care during childbirth. The findings highlight systemic issues within maternity healthcare in the region.
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Regional study reveals high rates of informal payments and use of "connections" in Serbian maternity wards
Over half of women in Serbia have utilized "private connections," and nearly half report giving money to ensure adequate care during childbirth, accor
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Over half of women in Bosnia have utilized "private connections," and nearly half report giving money to ensure adequate care during childbirth, accor
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