Public Health and Private Wealth 2016
DOI: 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199463374.003.0005
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Globalization and the Health of a Megacity

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“…On the one hand, P3s have been welcomed by its proponents as an answer to the inadequacy, inefficiency and incompetence of traditional public service provision (Borins 1995). In the health sector, for example, they have been known to improve the performance and quality of healthcare and allied services (Bisht and Virani 2016;Liu, Hotchkiss, and Bose 2008;L€ onnroth, Uplekar, and Blanc 2006). On the other hand, critics have questioned their lack of democratic accountability, negative effects on equity and access, and diminutive effects on the role of the state (Baru and Nundy 2008;Bisht and Virani 2016).…”
Section: Goal Ambiguity As An Impediment To Effective Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…On the one hand, P3s have been welcomed by its proponents as an answer to the inadequacy, inefficiency and incompetence of traditional public service provision (Borins 1995). In the health sector, for example, they have been known to improve the performance and quality of healthcare and allied services (Bisht and Virani 2016;Liu, Hotchkiss, and Bose 2008;L€ onnroth, Uplekar, and Blanc 2006). On the other hand, critics have questioned their lack of democratic accountability, negative effects on equity and access, and diminutive effects on the role of the state (Baru and Nundy 2008;Bisht and Virani 2016).…”
Section: Goal Ambiguity As An Impediment To Effective Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the health sector, for example, they have been known to improve the performance and quality of healthcare and allied services (Bisht and Virani 2016;Liu, Hotchkiss, and Bose 2008;L€ onnroth, Uplekar, and Blanc 2006). On the other hand, critics have questioned their lack of democratic accountability, negative effects on equity and access, and diminutive effects on the role of the state (Baru and Nundy 2008;Bisht and Virani 2016). Because policies are complex in their manifestations, policymakers have to tread a fine balance in determining optimal design configurations.…”
Section: Goal Ambiguity As An Impediment To Effective Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
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