Decentralized administration of public health services by cooperatives: the case of Costa Rica

Authors

  • Fernando Marín Rojas

Keywords:

ADMINISTRATION, HEALTH, CHANGE

Abstract

THIS ARTICLE SUMMARIZES THE FIRST EXPERIENCE IN CENTRAL AMERICA OF TRANSFERRING THE ADMINISTRATION OF A LOCAL PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEM TO A WORKERS' COOPERATIVE ENTERPRISE. THE "PAVAS CLINIC PILOT PLAN", IN SAN JOSÉ, PRESENTS THE MOST IMPORTANT BACKGROUND, A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT, ITS FIRST RESULTS AND SOME CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THIS MODEL.

Published

1990-06-20

How to Cite

Marín Rojas, F. (1990). Decentralized administration of public health services by cooperatives: the case of Costa Rica. Revista Centroamericana De Administración Pública, (18), 37–49. Retrieved from https://ojs.icap.ac.cr/index.php/RCAP/article/view/651

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