| Capacity for optimal performance of healthcare supply chain functions: competency, structural and resource gaps in the Northern Region of Ghana RA Atinga, S Dery, SP Katongole, M Aikins |
2020 |
Journal of Health Organization and Management 34 (8), 899-914, 2020 |
Social Sciences |
15 |
| Trends and correlates of male participation in maternal healthcare in a rural district in Ghana GA Abiiro, EK Gyan, KA Alatinga, RA Atinga |
2022 |
Scientific African 16, e01180, 2022 |
Health Sciences |
13 |
| Strengthening quality of acute care through feedback from patients in Ghana RA Atinga, RB Kuganab-Lem, L Aziato, E Srofenyoh |
2015 |
African Journal of Emergency Medicine 5 (1), 24-30, 2015 |
Health Sciences |
10 |
| “We know it is not good, but we are constrained”: A study on quality of emergency obstetric and newborn care in Northern Ghana A Ayawine, RA Atinga |
2023 |
Heliyon 9 (4), 2023 |
Social Sciences |
9 |
| Perceived characteristics of outpatient appointment scheduling association with patient satisfaction and treatment adherence: An innovation theory application RA Atinga, G Akosen, V Bawontuo |
2021 |
Hospital Practice 49 (4), 298-306, 2021 |
Health Sciences |
9 |
| Patients’ perspectives of emergency care quality and priorities for care improvement L Yarney, RA Atinga |
2017 |
International Journal of Health Governance 22 (4), 234-245, 2017 |
Social Sciences |
9 |
| Determinants of mobile health (M-Health) application adoption, usage and discontinuity among corporate workers diagnosed with hypertension and diabetes GK Liashiedzi, FE Eto, RA Atinga, PA Abor |
2024 |
Journal of Health Organization and Management 38 (2), 176-191, 2024 |
Health Sciences |
8 |
| Stakeholder opinions on perceived sub-standard emergency obstetric and newborn care in Ghana A Ayawine, MJA Asaarik, RA Atinga |
2024 |
BMC Health Services Research 24 (1), 461, 2024 |
Health Sciences |
6 |
| Power sources among district health managers in Ghana: a qualitative study V Bawontuo, A Adomah-Afari, RA Atinga, D Kuupiel, IA Agyepong |
2022 |
BMC Primary Care 23 (1), 68, 2022 |
Health Sciences |
6 |
| Workload and work stress association with midwives’ job performance in Ghana: The moderating effect of organisational support RA Atinga, SS Sayibu, A Ayawine, JK Yambah |
2025 |
International Journal of Africa Nursing Sciences, 100954, 2025 |
Health Sciences |
5 |
| The effect of the capitation policy withdrawal on maternal health service provision in Ashanti Region, Ghana: an interrupted time series analysis JK Yambah, KA Mensah, N Kuunibe, K Laar, RA Atinga, M Ofori Boateng, ... |
2022 |
Global Health Research and Policy 7 (1), 38, 2022 |
Health Sciences |
5 |
| Measures and narratives of the nature, causes and consequences of violent assaults and risk perception of psychiatric hospitals in Ghana: Mental Health workers’ perspectives RA Atinga, L Yarney, K Saa‐Touh Mort, JA Gariba, J Salifu Yendork |
2021 |
International journal of mental health nursing 30, 1342-1353, 2021 |
Health Sciences |
5 |
| Digital health system integration in Ghana: a scoping review of governance arrangements, interoperability aspirations, and regulatory gaps S Nyarko, RA Atinga, D Bardoe, AN Owusu |
2026 |
BMC Health Services Research 26 (1), 529, 2026 |
Health Sciences |
4 |
| Adherence to COVID-19 protocols: A comparative study of public and private hospitals in Ghana MA Issah, RA Atinga, AA Baku |
2024 |
Public Health in Practice 7, 100463, 2024 |
Health Sciences |
4 |
| User and community coping responses to service delivery gaps in emergency obstetric care provision in a rural community in Ghana A Ayawine, RA Atinga |
2022 |
Health & Social Care in the Community 30 (6), e4513-e4521, 2022 |
Social Sciences |
4 |
| Beyond wages: Why dual practice physicians discriminate care quality towards private patients in Ghana RA Atinga |
2021 |
International Journal of Healthcare Management 14 (4), 1221-1229, 2021 |
Social Sciences |
2 |
| Mother’s Perception of Responsiveness of Labour and Delivery Services in First Referral Facilities in Ghana EK Srofenyoh, EH Otchi, R Atinga |
2017 |
Galore Int J Heal Sci Res 2 (3), 7-14, 2017 |
Social Sciences |
2 |
| Pain, policy, and the opioid dilemma in sub-Saharan Africa: a systematic review of access, regulation, and health governance from 1990 to 2024 S Nyarko, RA Atinga, JC Mahama |
2026 |
Health Policy and Planning 41 (5), 898-912, 2026 |
Health Sciences |
1 |
| Ensuring quality obstetric care in rural Ghana: Shared experiences of obstetric care providers A Ayawine, RA Atinga |
2023 |
International Journal of Africa Nursing Sciences 19, 100616, 2023 |
Health Sciences |
1 |
| Rethinking Patient Empowerment through Online Patient Portals for Managing Diabetes and Hypertension in Ghana RA Atinga, AAA Baku |
2022 |
Delivering Distinctive Value in Emerging Economies: Efficient and …, 2022 |
Health Sciences |
1 |
| Co-payments for healthcare by insured clients of Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme: evidence from the 2022 Ghana Demographic and Health Survey RA Atinga, DD Gadeka, AA Adama |
2026 |
BMC Health Services Research, 2026 |
Health Sciences |
0 |
| Who Gets Posted Where? Power, Politics and Maldistribution of Doctors in Ghana RA Atinga, PM Lana |
2026 |
SSM-Health Systems, 100189, 2026 |
Social Sciences |
0 |
| The “Road to Death and After”: Understanding the Dynamics of Maternal Near Miss from Survivors in Rural Ghana A Ayawine, RA Atinga, T Hormenu |
2025 |
Women's Reproductive Health 12 (4), 1090-1102, 2025 |
Health Sciences |
0 |
| Community Capacity To Participate In Health Programmes From The Lens Of Theory In Ghana RA Atinga |
2024 |
Journal of Emerging Trends in Economics and Management Sciences 15 (5), 197-203, 2024 |
Health Sciences |
0 |
| Scientific African JD Kolog, FE Asem, A Mensah-Bonsu, RA Atinga |
2023 |
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Social Sciences |
0 |
