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- S Schwartz.
- NORR Partnership Limited, Architects and Engineers, Toronto.
- Leadersh Health Serv. 1993 Nov 1; 2 (6): 20-4.
AbstractThailand's health care system incorporates the private and public sectors. The government regulates health care through a system of capping, which protects its interests while providing a climate for competition. As a result, the private sector has developed and implemented some interesting concepts in health care as it turned to prevention, hospital care alternatives, neighbourhood-based ambulatory care and home care. The author suggests that Canada could benefit by examining some of Thailand's innovations.
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