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Healthcare seeking, associated costs and its consequences on household economy in India: design and baseline characteristics of an observational household survey

2025-01-15

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background The high cost of care is a major barrier to access and, in extreme cases, can push families into poverty. Protection from financial hardship due to care seeking is fundamental to universal health coverage. We aim to generate high-quality evidence on care-seeking patterns and associated costs at the household and individual levels to quantify the financial risk from healthcar...

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93bc2ce7-0e84-5019-ad16-cd416262a092
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-5791968/v1
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