Building the case for embedding global health security into universal health coverage: a proposal for a unified health system that includes public health
In the wake of the recent west African Ebola epidemic, there is global consensus on the need for strong health systems; however, agreement is less apparent on effective mechanisms for establishing and maintaining these systems, particularly in resource-constrained settings and in the presence of mul...
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