Papua New Guinea National Health Plan Technical Report

The Epidemiologic, Economic and Organization Analysis

John Peabody, Keith Edwards, Susan Maerki, John W. Molyneaux

Published 1995

This report describes and assesses health-sector data available in Papua New Guinea. Specifically, it focuses on epidemiologic, financial, and management information that could help the country's government prepare a National Health Plan.

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    • Copyright: RAND Corporation
    • Availability: Web-Only
    • Year: 1995
    • Paperback Pages: 158
    • Document Number: DRU-1223-ADB

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