Rebalancing resources for healthcare and medicines: How much is enough?
This report identifies two key policy objectives that can be generated from healthcare and pharmaceutical spending.
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This report identifies two key policy objectives that can be generated from healthcare and pharmaceutical spending.
Drawing on an extensive policy review and expert consensus from nine Asia Pacific countries and territories, the authors identify key gaps in fertility policy...
