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internal market in health care: a standalone construct

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Health policy

arrangement inside a public health service in which purchasers buy care from competing public providers, separating purchasing from provision.

In health policy, internal market in health care refers to arrangement inside a public health service in which purchasers buy care from competing public providers, separating purchasing from provision. This meaning comes from Enthoven (1985) in Reflections on the management of the National Health Service.[1]

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Enthoven, A. C. (1985). Reflections on the management of the National Health Service. Nuffield ProvincialHospitals Trust. ISBN 9780900574559

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