Can we trust measures of healthcare utilization from household surveys?

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The findings raise methodological concerns about measures of healthcare utilization from household surveys, particularly in the evaluation of health financing interventions.
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Authors Ansah EK;Powell-Jackson T;;
Journal BMC public health
Year 2013
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