Time to abandon amateurism and volunteerism: addressing tensions between the Alma-Ata principle of community participation and the effectiveness of community-based health insurance in Africa

Valéry Ridde; Abena Asomaning Antwi; Bruno Boidin; Benjamin Chemouni; Fatoumata Hane; Laurence Touré

doi:10.1136/bmjgh-2018-001056

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Time to abandon amateurism and volunteerism: addressing tensions between the Alma-Ata principle of community participation and the effectiveness of community-based health insurance in Africa

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Cite this article as:: Ridde V, Asomaning Antwi A, Boidin B, et al

Time to abandon amateurism and volunteerism: addressing tensions between the Alma-Ata principle of community participation and the effectiveness of community-based health insurance in Africa

BMJ Global Health 2018;3:e001056.

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