• P N G Med J · Sep 2009

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    Public-private partnerships for health--what does the evidence say?

    • Jane Thomason and Anna Rodney.
    • School of Population Health, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.
    • P N G Med J. 2009 Sep 1;52(3-4):166-78.

    AbstractThis paper provides an overview of the literature regarding public-private partnerships (PPPs) by examining several case studies from around the world and documenting the lessons learned across different PPP models. In addition, it focuses on experience in the facilitation of two PPPs between the public and private sectors in Papua New Guinea (PNG) and discusses the potential benefits that may be delivered to PNG communities through pursuing further such PPPs for health.

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