Geographic Variation in Household and Catastrophic Health Spending in India: Assessing the Relative Importance of Villages, Districts, and States, 2011 ‐2012
ConclusionsWe observed substantial variations in household health spending at the state and village levels compared with India's districts and regions. The large variation in CHS attributable to states indicates interstate inequality in the accessibility to and cost of health care. Our findings suggest that contextual factors at the macro and micro political units are important to reduce India's household health spending and CHS.
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - Category: Health Management Authors: SANJAY K. MOHANTY, ROCKLI KIM, PIJUSH KANTI KHAN, S.V. SUBRAMANIAN Tags: Original Scholarship Source Type: research