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Strengthening Health Systems by Health Sector Reforms [PDF]

Global Health Action, 2014
The rising burden of disease and weak health systems are being compounded by the persistent economic downturn, re-emerging diseases, and violent conflicts. There is a growing recognition that the global health agenda needs to shift from an emphasis on disease-specific approaches to strengthening of health systems, including dealing with social ...
Flavia Senkubuge, Simon Moeketsi Modisenyane   +1 more
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The Market and Health Sector Reform

Journal of Management in Medicine, 1994
A new international orthodoxy has developed on health sector reform. The dominant theme of the orthodoxy is the alleged benefits of market style reforms for health development. This is shaping changes formulated, and being implemented, in the British NHS and other European health services (including Central and Eastern Europe), Latin America and a ...
C, Collins, D J, Hunter, A, Green
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Health Sector Reform: Making Health Development Sustainable

Health Policy, 1995
Health sector reform is underway or under consideration.in countries throughout the world and at all levels of income. This paper presents an overview of key concepts and approaches to health sector reform in developing countries. Reform implies sustained, purposeful, and fundamental changes in the health sector.
Peter Berman
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