USER FEES FOR HEALTH CARE: WHY A BAD IDEA KEEPS COMING BACK (OR, WHAT'S HEALTH GOT TO DO WITH IT?)
Kaydedildi:
EVANS, R.G., ET AL., USER FEES FOR HEALTH CARE: WHY A BAD IDEA KEEPS COMING BACK (OR, WHAT'S HEALTH GOT TO DO WITH IT?). CANADIAN JOURNAL ON AGING, Vol. 14, no. 2 (1995), p. 360-390.
Ref.
47949
Yer:
SIIS R.1081
Palabras clave:
Crítica, Financiación, Hospital, Participación usuarios, Servicios de salud, Tarifas, Canadá
Crítica, Financiación, Hospital, Participación usuarios, Servicios de salud, Tarifas, Canadá
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