The evolution of the health system outcomes in Central and Eastern Europe and their association with social, economic and political factors: an analysis of 25 years of transition

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Piotr Romaniuk
Adam R. Szromek
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[1] Medical University of Silesia in Katowice,Department of Health Policy, School of Public Health in Bytom
[2] Silesian University of Technology,Department of Computer Science and Econometrics, Faculty of Organization and Management
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BMC Health Services Research | / 16卷
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Health system outcomes; Health reforms; Health system transition; Central and Eastern Europe; Post-communist countries;
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