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Equity of Access to Health Services Some relevant issues in an Irish context

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report 08 Jun 2001Embargo end date: 19 Apr 2024 Ireland English Publisher:Institute of Public HealthPublicly funded
Authors: Harkin, Anna May;

doi: 10.82163/184

handle: 2262/108269

Equity of Access to Health Services Some relevant issues in an Irish context

Abstract

A Background Paper prepared for the Working Group on the National Anti-Poverty Strategy (NAPS) and Health.

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Ireland
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Keywords

330, 300, Health services, Health inequalities

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