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Decision makers experiences of prioritisation and views about how to finance healthcare costs
Health Policy, 06/02/09

Werntoft E et al. - A majority of the decision makers (55%) suggested that increasing costs should be financed through higher taxation but more physicians than politicians thought that higher patient fees, private health insurance and a reduction in social expenditure were better alternatives.

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