Original paper
The Inverse Equity Hypothesis: Analyses of Institutional Deliveries in 286 National Surveys
Abstract
To test the inverse equity hypothesis, which postulates that new health interventions are initially adopted by the wealthy and thus increase inequalities-as population coverage increases, only the poorest will lag behind all other groups.We analyzed the proportion of births occurring in a health facility by wealth quintile in 286 surveys from 89 low- and middle-income countries (1993-2015) and developed an inequality pattern index. Positive...
Paper Details
Title
The Inverse Equity Hypothesis: Analyses of Institutional Deliveries in 286 National Surveys
Published Date
Apr 1, 2018
Volume
108
Issue
4
Pages
464 - 471
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