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Rural Health Services at Cross-Roads: Insights from Gujarat

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  • Ratnawali Sinha

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The health status of the rural population from a study carried out in ten villages of Bharuch district in South Gujarat is presented. The objective is to i) understand and document the morbidity profile, ii) examine utilisation of health services, and iii) estimate approximate expenses on health care by the rural households.

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  • Ratnawali Sinha, 2009. "Rural Health Services at Cross-Roads: Insights from Gujarat," Working Papers id:2237, eSocialSciences.
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    1. P. Duraisamy, 2001. "Health Status and Curative Health Care in Rural India," NCAER Working Papers 78, National Council of Applied Economic Research.
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