Rural-urban inequalities in health care utilization in Bhutan: a decomposition analysis
Abstract Background and objective On the trajectory towards universal health coverage in Bhutan, health equity requires policy attention as significant disparities exist between urban and rural health outcomes. This paper examines health services utilization patterns, inequalities and their socio-ec...
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Main Authors: | Jayendra Sharma (Author), Milena Pavlova (Author), Wim Groot (Author) |
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2024-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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