Health systems frameworks in their political context: framing divergent agendas

Health systems frameworks in their political context: framing divergent agendas

BACKGROUND Despite the mounting attention for health systems and health systems theories, there is a persisting lack of consensus on their conceptualisation and strengthening. This paper contributes to structuring the debate, presenting landmarks in the development of health systems thinking against the backdrop of the policy context and its dominant actors. We argue that frameworks on health s...

Title: Health Systems Frameworks in Their Political Context: Framing Divergent Agendas

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