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Using the Economics of Certification to Improve the Safety and Quality of Male Circumcision in Developing Countries: Three Models of Implementation
Applied Health Economics and Health Policy, 02/24/2012
Richards MR – To improve the transparency of procedure quality for prospective patients, author borrow from a classic economics approach and advocate a new application in the form of provider certification. Building on some experience in the healthcare systems and economic rationale of high–income counties, author explore the potential for certifying providers of MC in low–income countries and compare and contrast three models of implementation: government agency, private certifiers and private MC device manufacturers.
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