Healthcare facilities in developing countries: a case study of Mau, India/ by Amrita Dwivedi, Arvind Kumar Singh and Karm Veer Yadav.

Abstract

Beginning with an overview of the distribution and utilization of healthcare facilities in developing countries, this book presents an in-depth investigation of the role they play in Mau district, India. It analyses primary data collected through a sample survey of 680 households selected from 31 villages and two urban centres of Mau district. It then moves on to discuss the conceptual and theoretical framework of healthcare facilities, throwing light on the variation in their availability, accessibility and affordability.