District-Level Patterns of Health Insurance Coverage and Out-of-Pocket Expenditure on Caesarean Section Deliveries in Public Health Facilities in India
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district-level patterns; health insurance coverage; out-of-pocket expenditure; caesarean section deliveries; public health facilities in India;All these keywords.
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