2023
DOI: 10.1002/hpm.3632
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The inequalities reduction through healthcare decentralisation in low‐middle income countries: The case of Tunisia

Abstract: Healthcare decentralisation is a model of public service management founds on the wider distribution of the decisional power about healthcare. The decision power is split by central government also with the local health authorities. Since the 1980s, at worldwide level this reform has being applied for guaranteeing equity, efficiency, quality and financial sustainability in the healthcare services provision. In the last years, healthcare decentralisation is happening especially in low‐middle income countries. W… Show more

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“…Enhancing EMSs has been a top priority, as it consistently impacts the social fabric of these countries, affecting urban centres, suburbs, and rural areas alike. International health cooperation has supported these countries in capacity institution and capacity-building activities, fostering collaborative efforts for policy reform [Persiani, 2018;Giusti et al, 2023]. The positive outcomes of these investments extended beyond economic returns, demonstrating signi cant social bene ts as well [Giusti, 2021].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Enhancing EMSs has been a top priority, as it consistently impacts the social fabric of these countries, affecting urban centres, suburbs, and rural areas alike. International health cooperation has supported these countries in capacity institution and capacity-building activities, fostering collaborative efforts for policy reform [Persiani, 2018;Giusti et al, 2023]. The positive outcomes of these investments extended beyond economic returns, demonstrating signi cant social bene ts as well [Giusti, 2021].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%