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Costs and revenue of health care in rural Zimbabwe

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Bart van der Plaetse; Gordon Hlatiwayo; Luk van Eygen; Bruno Meessen; Bart Criel

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Health Policy and Planning, Volume 20, Issue 4, p.243-251 (2005)
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Chirenda, Tatenda Grace, Roman Tandlich, Viwe Krele, Catherine Diane Luyt, Chandra Sunitha Srinivas, and Chidinma Uche Iheanetu. "Legislation, Vulnerability and Disaster Risk Management of Waterborne Diseases in Zimbabwe." Information & Security: An International Journal 40, no. 1 (2018): 61-91.
APA style: van der Plaetse, B., Hlatiwayo G., van Eygen L., Meessen B., & Criel B. (2005).  Costs and revenue of health care in rural Zimbabwe. Health Policy and Planning. 20(4), 243-251.
Chicago style: van der Plaetse, Bart, Gordon Hlatiwayo, Luk van Eygen, Bruno Meessen, and Bart Criel. "Costs and revenue of health care in rural Zimbabwe." Health Policy and Planning 20, no. 4 (2005): 243-251.
IEEE style: van der Plaetse, B., G. Hlatiwayo, L. van Eygen, B. Meessen, and B. Criel, "Costs and revenue of health care in rural Zimbabwe", Health Policy and Planning, vol. 20, issue 4, pp. 243-251, 2005.
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