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Assessment of technical and scale efficiency of public clinics in eSwatini
Developing countries, while working to achieve the WHO universal health coverage goal, have to constantly strike a balance, when allocating their already limited resources, between health and other sectors of their economies (agriculture, education, infrastructure, housing, security, defence etc..)....
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2021
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