Add to ORKGThe effectiveness of contracting-out primary health care services in developing countries
Background: It is universally accepted that primary healthcare is essential for achieving public hea...
Objective: To critically review the advantages and disadvantages of selective versus comprehensive P...
Around six million children worldwide die from preventable causes each year. Though a number of inex...
Contracting out is emerging as a common policy issue in a number of developing countries. The theore...
Evaluation of effectiveness and equity Health systems a b s t r a c t As of 2005, the literature on...
espite the presence of effective interventions, many developing coun-tries are not on track to achie...
Primary health care (PHC) has been recognized as a core component of effective health systems since ...
Objectives In response to low utilization of primary health services in rural areas, the Government ...
An analysis of standards for the best practice of family medicine in Northern European countries pro...
Quite often, public health care systems in developing countries are struggling because of incompeten...
Primary health care is accepted as the model for delivering basic health care to low income populati...
There are three main levels of primary health care in Ghana: The district level health care which is...
Several national health systems in Latin America initiated health reforms to counter widespread crit...
Contains fulltext : 70198.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access
Several national health systems in Latin America embarked on health reforms to tackle widespread cri...
Background: It is universally accepted that primary healthcare is essential for achieving public hea...
Objective: To critically review the advantages and disadvantages of selective versus comprehensive P...
Around six million children worldwide die from preventable causes each year. Though a number of inex...
Contracting out is emerging as a common policy issue in a number of developing countries. The theore...
Evaluation of effectiveness and equity Health systems a b s t r a c t As of 2005, the literature on...
espite the presence of effective interventions, many developing coun-tries are not on track to achie...
Primary health care (PHC) has been recognized as a core component of effective health systems since ...
Objectives In response to low utilization of primary health services in rural areas, the Government ...
An analysis of standards for the best practice of family medicine in Northern European countries pro...
Quite often, public health care systems in developing countries are struggling because of incompeten...
Primary health care is accepted as the model for delivering basic health care to low income populati...
There are three main levels of primary health care in Ghana: The district level health care which is...
Several national health systems in Latin America initiated health reforms to counter widespread crit...
Contains fulltext : 70198.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access
Several national health systems in Latin America embarked on health reforms to tackle widespread cri...
Background: It is universally accepted that primary healthcare is essential for achieving public hea...
Objective: To critically review the advantages and disadvantages of selective versus comprehensive P...
Around six million children worldwide die from preventable causes each year. Though a number of inex...