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Expanded programme for immunisation: Review of the Western Cape Department of health public private partnership
Background: The demand for healthcare services has been steadily increasing over the years whilst the health system is subjected to increasing resource limitations. The private sector has therefore, in various ways, including Public Private Partnerships, been viewed as a means to address these resou...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2022
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