1986
DOI: 10.1016/0277-9536(86)90182-6
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Public and private sector interactions: An economic perspective

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“…A survey on health services demand and use (n ¼ 3197) indicated that in the West Bank 43% of the studied group turn to private practices for first contact care, in comparison with 20.7% in Gaza Strip (HSMU, 1997a). This is mainly attributed to the relatively better economic conditions of the population residing in these areas, and therefore private practices congregate in the areas of affluent population (Maynard, 1986;Higgins, 1988). Consequently, inequitable patterns of accessibility to available health services among different socio-economic groups in the Palestinian Territories are prominent.…”
Section: Private For-profit Health Sector
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confidence: 98%