In the past thirty years, Sub-Saharan African countries have made remarkable improvements in health conditions and status. However, they still suffer from some of the worst health problems in the world, and AIDS is making conditions much worse than they will be otherwise. This study, health expenditures, services, and outcomes in Africa considers 48 countries of Sub-Saharan Africa and outlines broad patterns of health spending, service delivery, mortality...
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2001/04/01
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54807
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2010/06/09
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La sante publique en Afrique : depenses, services et resultats
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adult mortality
Citation
David H. Peters, A. Edward Elemendorf, Kami Kandola, Gnanarji Chellaraj.
Health expenditures, services and outcomes in Africa : La sante publique en Afrique : depenses, services et resultats (French). Africa Region findings ; no. 157 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/312481468194353765