More Data and Appropriate Statistical Methods Needed to Fully Measure the Displacement Effects of Development Assistance for Health

Christopher J L Murray · Joseph L. Dieleman · Chunling Lu · Michael Hanlon

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International Development and Aid Healthcare Systems and Reforms Global Health Care Issues

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Christopher Murray and colleagues provide a perspective on displacement due to development assistance for health, and argue for more data and better statistical methods to measure aid displacement.

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2009Financing of global health: tracking development assistance for health from 1990 to 2007 2009Does Funding From Donors Displace Government Spending For Health In Developing Countries?2012Study Raises Questions About Measurement Of ‘Additionality,’Or Maintaining Domestic Health Spending Amid Foreign Donations 2012Doubts about the evidence that foreign aid for health is displaced into non-health uses 2012Does Development Assistance for Health Really Displace Government Health Spending? Reassessing the Evidence 2012Doubts about the evidence that foreign aid for health is displaced into non-health uses – Author's reply

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