Expanding the primary health care workforce through contracting with nongovernmental entities: the cases of Bahia and Rio de Janeiro

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Megan Ireland
Luciana Cavalini
Sabado Girardi
Edson C. Araujo
Magnus Lindelow
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[1] The World Bank Group,Consultant, Health, Nutrition and Population Global Practice
[2] Rio de Janeiro State University,Medical Sciences College
[3] Federal University of Minas Gerais,Medical School
[4] The World Bank Group,Health, Nutrition and Population Global Practice
[5] World Bank Group,Health, Education, Social Protection and Poverty in Brazil
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Human Resources for Health | / 14卷
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Primary health care; Contracting; Human resources; Health services;
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