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• HEALTH ECONOMICS A participatory approach for reducing costs in the Public Hospitals of the Canton de Vaud (Switzerland)
• HEALTH ECONOMICS A PARTICIPATORY APPROACH FOR REDUCING COSTS IN THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS OF THE CANTON DE VAUD
• HEALTH ECONOMICS THE URUGUAY ROUND AND DRUGS
• Health Resources, Investment and Expenditure A Study of Health Providers in a District in India
• A methodology for the calculation of health care costs and their recovery
• The contractual approach: new partnerships for health in developing countries
• Poverty and health: aligning sectoral programmes with national health policies
• The public health sector in Mozambique: a post-war strategy for rehabilitation and sustained development
• Towards a Framework for Health Insurance Development in Hai Phong, Viet Nam
• SimFin a simulation model of financial needs and government budget options for the functioning of the health system
• The reform of the rural cooperative medical system in the People’s Republic of China
• 2ND BASIC COURSE ON ECONOMIC BASIS OF HEALTH CARE INTERVENTIONS. 19™ TO 2 1st AUGUST 1999.
• ASSESSING THE DEMAND FOR HEALTH INSURANCE IN THE MIDDLE AND THE UPPER MIDDLE CLASS POPULATION OF MUMBAI AND THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE EXISTING SCHEMES SATISFY IT
• Health Insurance and Third Party Administrators: Issues and Challenges
• A Framework for Determining the Extent of Public Financing of Programs and Services
• A Framework for Determining the Extent of Public Financing of Programs and Services
• Making fair choice^ on the path to universal health coverage Final report of the WHO Consultative Group on Equity and Universal Health Coverage
• INDIA: HEALTH SECTOR FINANCING COPING WITH ADJUSTMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR REFORM
• Health Financing in India A Case Study of Gujarat and Maharashtra
• HEALTH SECTOR FINANCING IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
• A Report on the National Workshop on HEALTH FINANCING IN THE VOLUNTARY SECTOR
• Health, Inequality, and Economic Development
• Fundamentals of Insurance
• COSTS AND FINANCING OF PARIVAR SEVA SANSTHA - A CASE STUDY -
• Household Survey of Health Care Utilisation and Expenditure