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Examining priority setting and resource allocation practices in county hospitals in Kenya
Hospitals consume a significant proportion of healthcare budgets and are a key avenue for the delivery of key interventions. Understanding how hospitals use resources is therefore an important question. Priority setting research has however focused on the macro (national) and micro (patient) level,...
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Health Economics Unit
2015
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