author = { Ooi, Elaine Wee-Ling },

title = { The World Bank's Assistance to China's Health Sector },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME , BASIC HEALTH , BASIC HEALTH SERVICES , BEDS , CAPITAL INVESTMENTS , CAUSES OF DEATH , CHEMOTHERAPY , CHILD HEALTH , CHRONIC DISEASES , CITIES , COLD CHAIN , COMMUNICABLE DISEASES , COMMUNITIES , COMMUNITY HEALTH , COMPETENCIES , COST EFFECTIVENESS , COSTS OF CARE , COSTS OF HEALTH CARE , DEATHS , DEBT , DEFICIENCY DISEASES , DELIVERY OF HEALTH SERVICES , DELIVERY SYSTEMS , DEMAND FOR HEALTH , DEMAND FOR HEALTH SERVICES , DESCRIPTION , DIAGNOSIS , DISEASE BURDEN , DISEASE CONTROL , DISEASE PREVENTION , DISEASE SURVEILLANCE , DISEASE TRANSMISSION , DOCTORS , ECONOMIC POLICIES , ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH , EPIDEMIC , EPIDEMIOLOGY , EXTERNALITY , FAMILY PLANNING , FEE FOR SERVICE , FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS , FINANCIAL RESOURCES , FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES , FINANCING OF HEALTH CARE , FISCAL POLICIES , HABITAT , HEALTH AUTHORITIES , HEALTH BUDGETS , HEALTH CARE , HEALTH CARE EXPENDITURE , HEALTH CENTERS , HEALTH COSTS , HEALTH ECONOMICS , HEALTH EXPENDITURES , HEALTH FACILITIES , HEALTH FINANCE , HEALTH FINANCING , HEALTH FINANCING SYSTEM , HEALTH FUNDING , HEALTH INSURANCE , HEALTH INTERVENTIONS , HEALTH MANPOWER , HEALTH MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT , HEALTH ORGANIZATION , HEALTH OUTCOMES , HEALTH PLANNING , HEALTH POLICY , HEALTH PROJECT , HEALTH PROJECTS , HEALTH PROMOTION , HEALTH PROVIDER INCENTIVES , HEALTH PROVIDERS , HEALTH SECTOR , HEALTH SECTOR REFORM , HEALTH SERVICE , HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY , HEALTH SERVICE PROVISION , HEALTH SERVICES , HEALTH SYSTEM , HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE , HEALTH SYSTEMS , HEALTH WORKERS , HEALTH WORKFORCE , HIV , HIV/AIDS , HOSPITALIZATION , HOUSING , HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS , HYGIENE , IMMUNE DEFICIENCY , IMMUNIZATION , IMMUNODEFICIENCY , IMPACT ON HEALTH OUTCOMES , INFANT MORTALITY , INFANT MORTALITY RATE , INFECTION , INFECTION RATES , INFECTIOUS DISEASES , INFORMATION SYSTEM , INJURIES , INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF CHILDHOOD ILLNESSES , INTEGRATION , LIFE EXPECTANCY , MALNUTRITION , MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH , MEASLES , MEDICAL EDUCATION , MIGRANTS , MORTALITY , NCD , NUTRITION , OCCUPANCY , OCCUPANCY RATES , OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH , PATIENT , PATIENTS , PHYSICAL THERAPY , PHYSICIANS , POLICY RESEARCH , POLLUTION , PREVALENCE , PREVENTIVE HEALTH CARE , PREVENTIVE MEDICINE , PRIMARY CARE , PRIVATE SECTOR , PROBABILITY , PROVIDER INCENTIVES , PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE , PUBLIC EXPENDITURE , PUBLIC EXPENDITURE ON HEALTH , PUBLIC HEALTH , PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMS , PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES , PUBLIC HEALTH SPENDING , PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEM , PUBLIC SECTOR , PUBLIC SPENDING , QUALITY OF HEALTH , REHABILITATION , RISK FACTORS , RURAL AREAS , SAFETY , SAFETY ISSUES , SCHISTOSOMIASIS , SEX , SEX EDUCATION , SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE , SOCIAL MARKETING , SOCIAL SECURITY , SOCIAL SERVICES , STD , STDS , STERILIZATION , TB , TB CONTROL , TREATMENT , TUBERCULOSIS , TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL , UNDER FIVE MORTALITY , URBAN AREAS , VACCINE , VACCINE PRODUCTION , WASTE , WORK FORCE , WORKERS },

year = {2005},

abstract = {China},

abstract = {East Asia and Pacific},

booktitle = {Operations Evaluation Department (OED) working paper series},

address = { World Bank, Washington, DC },

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