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Are fees the major barrier to accessing public health care?

/ Publications / Are fees the major barrier to accessing public health care?

Publisher : REPOA
Author(s) : Deograsias Mushi

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The major concern of the current health sector reform is the impact on the poor on their access to public health services. Reseach on the performance of user fees at the hospital level in Tanzania has found that the expenditure contribution from cost sharing has averaged between 20 to 65% and the availability of drugs has improved.

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