While the importance of the private sector in providing health services in developing
countries is now widely acknowledged, the paucity of data on numbers and types of …

Background Accelerated globalization especially in the late 1980s has provided
opportunities for economic progress in the world of emerging economies. The BRICS …

Getting health reform right: a guide to improving performance and equity Page 1 160 Bulletin of
the World Health Organization |February 2006, 84 (2) Books & Electronic Media a Technical …

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Both China and India have recently committed to injecting new public funds into health care.
Both countries are now deciding how best to channel the additional funds to produce …

In this study we explore organisational ideology as an important dimension of management
control systems (MCS). Through a case study of a health centre operating as an NGO we …

The last few years have seen a growing commitment worldwide to universal health coverage
(UHC). Yet there is a lack of clarity on how to measure progress towards UHC. We propose …

There is growing evidence that the level of health care spending in India-currently at over 6
per cent of its total GDP-is considerably higher than that in many other developing countries …

Objective: The past few decades have been marked by a bold increase in national health
spending across the globe. Rather successful health reforms in leading emerging markets …

There is debate about the role of the private sector in providing services in the health
systems of low-and middle-income countries and about how the private sector could help …