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The potential impact of declining development assistance for healthcare on population health: projections for Malawi
2024-10-13
health policy
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Development assistance for health (DAH) to Malawi will likely decrease as a fraction of GDP in the next few decades. Given the countrys significant reliance on DAH for the delivery of its healthcare services, estimating the impact that this could have on health projections for the country is particularly urgent. We use the Malawi-specific, individual-based "all diseases - whole health-system" Thanzi La Onse model to estimate the impact this could have on health system capacities, proxied by the ...
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