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. 2018 Feb 5:360:k234.
doi: 10.1136/bmj.k234.

Research in health policy making in China: out-of-pocket payments in Healthy China 2030

Wei Fu  1 , Shuli Zhao  2 , Yuhui Zhang  3 , Peipei Chai  3   4 , John Goss  4
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Research in health policy making in China: out-of-pocket payments in Healthy China 2030

Wei Fu et al. BMJ. .

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Abstract

Wei Fu and colleagues discuss the use of research to help develop evidence based health policies in China

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Conflict of interest statement

Contributors and sources: All the authors have studied and reported widely on health issues and healthcare reform in China, and have a long research interest in health financing security. This article originated from discussion at a meeting on the Healthy China 2030 Plan and health research. All authors approved the final version. WF, YZ, and PC are the guarantors. Competing interests: We have read and understood BMJ policy on declaration of interests and have no relevant interests to declare.

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Framework of Healthy China 2030
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Distribution of health expenditure in China, 2000-16
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Projected contributions of different financing schemes to total health expenditure in China, 2018-30
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