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Id:3797
Autor:Kendro, Maria A
Título:Health services financing and private sector participation: developing a model incorporating American and Caribbean experiences ..-
Fuente:Washington, D.C; OPS; Nov.1998. 308 p. . (GT3.1^bESP/OPS/SIT/65).
Símbolo:GT3.1^bESP/OPS/SIT/65.
Descriptores:FINANCIAMIENTO DE LA SALUD
HOSPITALES PRIVADOS
PROYECTOS PILOTO
SERVICIOS DE SALUD
Localización:GT3.1, ESP/OPS/SIT/65


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Id:1769
Autor:Peabody, John W; Rahman, Omar; Fox, Kristin; Gertler, Paul.
Título:Quality of care in public and private primary health care facilities: structural comparisons in Jamaica.
Fuente:Bull. Pan Am. Health Organ;28(2):122-41, Jun. 1994. tab.
Resumen:This article examines the quality of care provided by Jamaican primary health care clinics by comparing various structural quality indexes derived from a nationwide 1990 survey of 366 public clinics and 189 private clinics. This comparison points up important differences in the quality of care being provided by public versus private and urban versus rural facilities that might not have been anticipated. Among other things, the study found that the public clinics provided better prenatal diagnosis and counseling and more family planning services than the private clinics. However, the private clinics tended to be in better condition, better equipped and supplied, and better able to provide certain laboratory test results in a timely manner. Comparison of urban and rural public clinics indicated that the urban clinics were somewhat better provisioned with equipment, supplies, and pharmaceuticals. However, the rural clinics appeared to be in better repair. Comparison of basic and higher-level public clinics showed the basic clinics to be in better condition and more fully staffed than the higher-level clinics while having similar perinatal diagnostic capabilities. However, the higher-level public clinics tended to have an overall profile more resembling that of the private clinics, being better equipped and supplied than the basic clinics.
Descriptores:ATENCION PRIMARIA DE SALUD
CALIDAD DE LA ATENCION DE SALUD
HOSPITALES PRIVADOS
HOSPITALES PUBLICOS
INFRAESTRUCTURA SANITARIA
 JAMAICA
Localización:GT3.1, REVISTAS



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