Emergence of three general practitioner contracting-in models in South Africa: a qualitative multi-case study
Abstract Background The general practitioner contracting initiative (GPCI) is a health systems strengthening initiative piloted in the first phase of national health insurance (NHI) implementation in South Africa as it progresses towards universal health coverage (UHC). GPCI aimed to address the sho...
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Main Authors: | Linda Mureithi (Author), James Michael Burnett (Author), Adam Bertscher (Author), René English (Author) |
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2018-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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