The Construction of Social Health Systems : History and Self-Reference of Medicine and Public Health
Despite governmental and international funding as well as numerous publications on health systems, questions remain. João Costa offers new insight into health systems thinking by emphasizing the social nature of health systems. He traces health systems back to their origins in Ancient Greece and inv...
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