Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
962033 Journal of Health Economics 2009 15 Pages PDF
Abstract
The SP program had a robust, significantly positive impact on access to obstetrical services. Our finding that women enrolled in SP switched from non-SP state-run facilities, rather than from out-of-pocket private services, is important for public policy and requires further exploration.
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