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Can Working with the Private For-Profit Sector Improve Utilization of Quality Health Services by the Poor?: A Systematic Review of the Literature
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
International Journal for Equity in Health
Volume:
6
Issue:
17
Publication Date:
2007
Pages:
11
Description:
This paper is a systematic literature review on the effectiveness of working with private for-profit providers to reach the poor. [adapted from abstract]
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