“Based on qualitative data collected in malaria and (para)typhoid fever projects, the authors describe falsified labortory test results, dubious diagnostic practices of both unlicensed and licensed doctors, the sales of substandard preparations and combinations of medicines, and even surgeries for commercial interest instead of patient well-being”
When “substandard” is the standard, who decides what is appropriate? Exploring healthcare provision in Cambodia
13 Jul 2022
Charlotte Gryseels