Equity in Health Care: Access to health care resources in the UK: the case of care for arthritis
The paper uses new and detailed data from a population sample of individuals with arthritis to examine the impact of objective measures of need for treatment and individual measures of socio-economic position on the distribution of public and private health care. The quality of the data and the rang...
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