Health Sector Policy Reform in Macedonia

Technical Assistance Inception Report

John Peabody, Paul Gertler, Ninez Ponce

Published 1996

Macedonia has embarked on a series of major health sector reforms. This report provides a brief introduction to the health sector in Macedonia and describes RAND's technical assistance activities there.

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    • Copyright: RAND Corporation
    • Availability: Web-Only
    • Year: 1996
    • Paperback Pages: 31
    • Document Number: DRU-1460-WB

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    Peabody, John, Paul Gertler, and Ninez Ponce, Health Sector Policy Reform in Macedonia: Technical Assistance Inception Report. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1996. https://www.rand.org/pubs/drafts/DRU1460.html.
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