The Quality of Medical Care in Low-Income Countries: From Providers to Markets

Jishnu Das

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Paul Garner and colleagues conducted a systematic review of 80 studies to compare the quality of private versus public ambulatory health care in low and middle income countries.

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2011Quality of Private and Public Ambulatory Health Care in Low and Middle Income Countries: Systematic Review of Comparative Studies 2000Inequalities in health care use and expenditures: empirical data from eight developing countries and countries in transition.

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