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Health care reform: A contrary opinion

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  1. Porto, Portugal

    Joaquim Sá Couto

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Editor's Introduction This issue'sDebating Point features the controversial claim that governments should spendmore on health care. Sá Couto's article was sent out for discussion, and provoked rapid responses. Thus two further ‘contrary opinions’ follow the main article.

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Sá Couto, J. Health care reform: A contrary opinion. Health Care Anal 3, 244–248 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02197676

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