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Decentralization & Health Care
Language:
English
Publisher:
World Bank
Series/Journal Title:
Issues in Program Design
Copyright:
2006
Description:
The general argument for decentralizing health care is the potential for improved service quality and coverage. This note raises the issues to consider if decentralization is to bring about beneficial results. A table summarizes a general framework for assigning responsibilities to central and local levels, while the rest of the note outlines a series of issues to consider. [From author]
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