Objectives, methods, and results in critical health systems and policy research: evaluating the healthcare market

[1] Walsh JA(1979)Selective primary healthcare: an interim strategy for disease control in developing countries N Engl J Med 301 967-974

[2] Warren KS(1981)Reduction of mortality in rural Haiti through a primary-health-care program N Engl J Med 304 1324-1330

[3] Berggren WL(1986)Selective primary healthcare: methods and results Soc Sci Med 22 1001-1013

[4] Ewbank D(2011)The production of critical theories in Health Systems Research and Education. An epistemological approach to emancipating public research and education from private interests Health Cult Soc 1,1 ISSN 2161-ISSN 6590

[5] Berggren G(2007)International aid policy: public disease control and private curative care? Cad Saude Publica 23 S273-S281

[6] Unger JP(2003)District health systems in a neoliberal world: a review of five keypolicy areas Int J Health Plann Manag 18 S5-S26

[7] Killingsworth JR(2000)Improving the performance of health systems: the world health report as go-between for scientific evidence and ideological discourse Tropical Med Int Health 5 675-677

[8] Unger JP(2006)Can malaria be controlled where basic health services are not used? Tropical Med Int Health 11 314-322

[9] De Paepe P(2003)A code of best practice for disease control programs to avoid damaging healthcare services in developing countries Int J Health Plann Manag 18 S27-S39

[10] Van Dessel P(2006)Disintegrated care: the Achilles heel of international health policies. In low and middle income countries Int J Integr Care 6 e14-1014

[1] Walsh JA(1979)Selective primary healthcare: an interim strategy for disease control in developing countries N Engl J Med 301 967-974

[2] Warren KS(1981)Reduction of mortality in rural Haiti through a primary-health-care program N Engl J Med 304 1324-1330

[3] Berggren WL(1986)Selective primary healthcare: methods and results Soc Sci Med 22 1001-1013

[4] Ewbank D(2011)The production of critical theories in Health Systems Research and Education. An epistemological approach to emancipating public research and education from private interests Health Cult Soc 1,1 ISSN 2161-ISSN 6590

[5] Berggren G(2007)International aid policy: public disease control and private curative care? Cad Saude Publica 23 S273-S281

[6] Unger JP(2003)District health systems in a neoliberal world: a review of five keypolicy areas Int J Health Plann Manag 18 S5-S26

[7] Killingsworth JR(2000)Improving the performance of health systems: the world health report as go-between for scientific evidence and ideological discourse Tropical Med Int Health 5 675-677

[8] Unger JP(2006)Can malaria be controlled where basic health services are not used? Tropical Med Int Health 11 314-322

[9] De Paepe P(2003)A code of best practice for disease control programs to avoid damaging healthcare services in developing countries Int J Health Plann Manag 18 S27-S39

[10] Van Dessel P(2006)Disintegrated care: the Achilles heel of international health policies. In low and middle income countries Int J Integr Care 6 e14-1014