Health Inequality

The New edition of Mel Bartley's excellent, well-written book should be relevant to anyone interested in understanding and addressing the persisting challenge of social inequalities in health. Congratulations on an inspiring, timely and critical contribution.

Kebudayaan dan kesehatan

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979-593-047-8

Deskripsi Fisik

xviii, 167 p. : il. ; 20 cm

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362.1 KAL k

Akuntabilitas kinerja keuangan pusat dan daerah: tinjauan pengelolaan DAK kes…

Secara spesifik, kajian disusun berfokus pada permasalahan pengelolaan dana alokasi khusus bidang kesehatan dalam mendukung elayanan kesehatan dasar. kajian ini juga memberikan sudut pandang permasalahan lintas tahun dan lintas institusi baik pada pemerintah pusat maupun pemerintah daerah, mengingat permasalahan DAK kesehatan tidak hanya terjadi pada tahun anggaran 2018 and 2019. dengan demikia…

Good Practices in Health Financing

Includes bibliographical references and index

Standar operasional prosedur bagian pelayanan kesehatan sekretariat jenderal …

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ilus.; 23cm.

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362.1STA

Financing Health Care In East Asia and the Pacific: Best Practices and Remain…

This book emphasizes the need for high-quality, well-funded health systems that generate sustainable financing to ensure optimal health outcomes and guaranteed financial protection. Adequate funcing, however, will not be enough. Systems will need to manage and spend funds wisely. It Reviews best practices and remaining challenges related to every function of health financing both within countri…

To Improve Health and Health Care

Volume IX

Are you being served?

Are you being served? present and evaluates tools and techniques to measure service delivery and increase quality in health and education. The authors highlight field experience in deploying these methods through a series of case studies from 12 countries around the world. Better measurement of service delivery can create greater accountability and better governance.

Attacking Inequality In The Health Sector

Attacking Inequality In The Health Sector distills the operational knowledge relevant to attacking health sector inequality and uses available empirical evidence to answer two critical questions.