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The potentials for corporatization of public hospitals: The case of Egypt
With changing health landscape across the globe, increasing burden of chronic diseases, increasing citizens expectations that accompanied by cost limitations, health reform becomes inevitable for Egyptian health system to maximize benefits and overcome challenges. Reform might include healthcare ser...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2017
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