Integration for coexistence? Implementation of intercultural health care policy in Ghana from the perspective of service users and providers

Social Sciences

• Ghana 100%
• Health Service 62%
• Health Policy 62%
• Implementation 37%
• Consumers 37%
• Training 37%
• Health Professionals 25%
• Support 25%
• Education 25%
• Practice 25%
• Integration 25%
• Attitudes 25%
• Policy 25%
• Communities 12%
• Identity 12%
• Professional Personnel 12%
• Service Industries 12%
• Standards 12%
• Rural Areas 12%
• Diseases 12%
• Coexistence 12%
• Therapy 12%
• Metropolis 12%
• Medical Practice 12%
• Political Commitment 12%
• Health Care Delivery System 12%
• Medical Sciences 12%
• Medical Treatment 12%
• Experience 12%
• Perception 12%
• Perspective 12%
• Measure 12%
• Evidence-Based 12%
• Enforcement 12%
• Commitment 12%
• Feature 12%
• In-Depth Interview 12%
• Diversity 12%
• Involvement 12%
• Conversation 12%
• Government 12%
• Communication 12%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Health Care Policy 62%
• Physician 25%
• Health Care Personnel 25%
• Health Practitioner 25%
• Traditional Healer 25%
• Person 25%
• Health Service 12%
• Diseases 12%
• World Health Organization 12%
• Clinical Practice 12%
• Combination Therapy 12%
• Public Health Service 12%
• Health Care Delivery 12%
• Medical Practice 12%
• Standard of Practice 12%
• Procedures 12%
• Devices 12%
• Healing 12%
• Patient Referral 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Athletic Training 37%
• Health Care 25%
• Attitude 25%
• Perception 12%
• Diseases 12%
• Combination Therapy 12%
• Conversation 12%
• Medical Care in Ghana 12%
• Experience 12%
• Interpersonal Communication 12%
• Patient Referral 12%
• Healing 12%
• Complementary Medicine 12%