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Distribution of and access to basic health services in Thailand

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  • Krongkaew M.

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ILO pub-wep pub. Working paper on distribution and access to basic health services in Thailand - examines trends in mortality and birth rates, nutrition and morbidity, public sector and private sector organisations providing health care, distribution of health centres and medical personnel, household consumer expenditure and public expenditure on health, problems and prospects of health services, and includes health policy recommendations. References and statistical tables.

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  • Krongkaew M., 1980. "Distribution of and access to basic health services in Thailand," ILO Working Papers 992074133402676, International Labour Organization.
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