The effect of the health poverty alleviation project on financial risk protection for rural residents: evidence from Chishui City, China

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Chu Chen
Jay Pan
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[1] Sichuan University,West China School of Public Health and West China Fourth Hospital
[2] Sichuan University,West China Research Center for Rural Health Development
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International Journal for Equity in Health | / 18卷
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Poverty; Health policy; Policy analysis; Financial risk sharing; Illness burden; China;
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