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To Retain or Remove User Fees?

Chris D. James, Kara Hanson, Barbara McPake, Dina Balabanova, Davidson R. Gwatkin, Ian Hopwood, Christina Kirunga, Rudolph Knippenberg +7 more

2006-01-01reviewApplied Health Economics and Health Policy260 citationsclosed

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