author = { World Bank },

title = { Health Equity and Financial Protection in Pakistan },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTION , AGED , ANGINA , ANGINA PECTORIS , ANTENATAL CARE , ARI , ARTHRITIS , ASTHMA , BASIC HEALTH , BCG , BIRTHS , BLOOD TESTS , BREAST , BREAST CANCER , BURDEN OF DISEASE , CATASTROPHIC EXPENDITURE , CERVICAL CANCER , CHILD HEALTH , CHILDHOOD , CHILDHOOD ILLNESS , CLINICS , COMMUNICABLE DISEASES , CONDOM , CONTRACEPTION , COST OF CARE , COUGHING , COUNSELING , DEATHS , DELIVERY SYSTEM , DEPRESSION , DIABETES , DIARRHEA , DISPENSARIES , DOCTOR , ECONOMIES OF SCALE , FAMILIES , FEVER , FINANCIAL CONSEQUENCES , FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS , FINANCIAL IMPACT , FINANCIAL PROTECTION , FINANCING OF HEALTH CARE , HEALTH ADMINISTRATION , HEALTH BEHAVIOR , HEALTH CARE , HEALTH CARE DELIVERY , HEALTH CARE FINANCING , HEALTH CARE PROVIDER , HEALTH CARE SYSTEM , HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION , HEALTH CENTERS , HEALTH ECONOMICS , HEALTH EQUITY , HEALTH EXPENDITURE , HEALTH EXPENDITURES , HEALTH FACILITIES , HEALTH FINANCING , HEALTH FINANCING SYSTEM , HEALTH INDICATORS , HEALTH INSURANCE , HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE , HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM , HEALTH INTERVENTIONS , HEALTH ORGANIZATION , HEALTH OUTCOME INDICATORS , HEALTH OUTCOMES , HEALTH POLICY , HEALTH PROVIDERS , HEALTH SECTOR , HEALTH SERVICE , HEALTH SERVICES , HEALTH SPENDING , HEALTH STATUS , HEALTH SURVEILLANCE , HEALTH SURVEYS , HEALTH SYSTEM , HEALTH SYSTEMS , HIV , HIV POSITIVE , HOSPITAL BEDS , HOSPITAL CARE , HOSPITAL SERVICES , HOSPITALS , HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE , ILLNESS , IMMUNIZATION , INCIDENCE ANALYSIS , INCOME , INCOME COUNTRIES , INCOME GROUPS , INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH CARE , INFANT MORTALITY , INFANT MORTALITY RATE , INFORMAL PAYMENTS , INJURY , INPATIENT CARE , INSURANCE , INSURANCE FIRMS , INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS , LIVING STANDARDS , MALARIA , MAMMOGRAM , MARGINAL COST , MARGINAL COSTS , MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH , MEASLES , MEDICAL CARE , MEDICAL TREATMENT , MEDICINE , MENTAL , MENTAL HEALTH , MIDWIFE , MORTALITY , MORTALITY RATES , MOSQUITO NET , MOTHERS , NATIONAL HEALTH , NATIONAL HEALTH POLICY , NURSE , NUTRITION , OBESITY , ORAL REHYDRATION , ORAL REHYDRATION SALTS , OUTPATIENT CARE , OUTPATIENT SERVICES , PAP SMEAR , PATIENTS , PHYSICAL ACTIVITY , PHYSICIANS , POCKET PAYMENTS , POISONING , POLIO , PREGNANT WOMEN , PREVALENCE , PRIMARY HEALTH CARE , PRIVATE INSURANCE , PRIVATE SECTOR , PUBLIC HEALTH , PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES , PUBLIC HOSPITALS , PUBLIC PROVIDERS , RISK FACTORS , SCREENING , SEXUAL INTERCOURSE , SMOKING , SOCIAL INSURANCE , SOCIAL INSURANCE SYSTEM , SOCIAL SECURITY , SPECIALISTS , SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT , SYMPTOMS , TB , TOBACCO PRODUCTS , TUBERCULOSIS , UNDER-FIVE MORTALITY , VIOLENCE , VISION },

year = {2012},

abstract = {Pakistan},

abstract = {South Asia},

booktitle = {Health Equity and Financial Protection Report},

address = { Washington, DC },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }