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Modernization and foreign trade in the health services

By:

Leon, Francisco

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: ECLAC SantiagoCL 2000Description: 38 pAction note:

7/24/00 JOY_D

Summary: Examines the impact of modernization of the health system on foreign trade in health services during the period 1983-1999 and looks at future prospects in this area. Establishes linkages between specific aspects of reform and modernization of the sector and imports and exports of specific services produced or required by the health system and the public.

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Examines the impact of modernization of the health system on foreign trade in health services during the period 1983-1999 and looks at future prospects in this area. Establishes linkages between specific aspects of reform and modernization of the sector and imports and exports of specific services produced or required by the health system and the public.