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David Gratzer

1999

New Era in U. S. Health Care

Stephen Davidson

2013

Global tuberculosis control

World Health Organization (WHO)

2010

Departmental report

Great Britain. Department of Trade and Industry

2003

Reforming health care

David Seedhouse

1995

The quest for public health in Manchester

Emma L. Jones

2008

Why the United States does not have a national health program

Vicente Navarro

1992

Leadership in the NHS

2001

The Health Care Reform Act

Susan Dudley Gold

2012

Implementing evidence-based changes in healthcare

David Evans, Andrew Haines

2000

Chronic condition

Jeffrey Simpson

2013

National health systems of the world

Milton Irwin Roemer

1991

Irish apartheid

Sara Burke

2009

The origins of the National Health Service

Ruth G. Hodgkinson

1967

Ageing and Long-Term Care

David R. Phillips

2002

Universal coverage

Rick Mayes

2001

Health and Health Care Delivery in Canada

Valerie D. Thompson

2010

Chronic Politics

Philip J. Funigiello

2005

How to Integrate Water, Sanitation and Hygiene into HIV Programmes

World Health Organization (WHO)

2010

Restoring fiscal sanity 2007

Alice M. Rivlin, Joseph R. Antos

2007

Divergent pasts, converging futures?

Antonia Maioni

1994

Essays in war-time

Havelock Ellis

1917

Class inequality and health care

Vivienne Walters

1980

Health in handcuffs

John Adams Kingsbury

1939

Reckless Abandon

Matthew Sanger

2001

Health care of mothers and children in national health services

Helen M. Wallace

1975

Departmental report

Great Britain. Department of Health

1994

Health security

Domestic Policy Council (U.S.)

1993

Health care systems in transition

Francis D. Powell

1999

Better Health in Harder Times

Mike Hales, Jan Walmsley, Celia Davies et al.

2012

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