Acceptability of a Prime Vendor System in Public Healthcare Facilities in Tanzania

August Kuwawenaruwa ^1,2,3 * , Fabrizio Tediosi ^2,3 , Emmy Metta ^1,4, Brigit Obrist ^2,3, Karin Wiedenmayer ^2,3,5, Vicky-Sidney Msamba ⁵, Kaspar Wyss ^2,3

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