Rethinking assumptions about delivery of healthcare: implications for universal health coverage

Jishnu Das · Liana Woskie · Ruma Rajbhandari · Kamran Ali Abbasi · Ashish K. Jha

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Healthcare Systems and Reforms Healthcare Policy and Management Healthcare Systems and Practices

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Simply providing more resources for universal coverage is not enough to improve health, argue Jishnu Das and colleagues. We also need to ensure good quality of care

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