Equity and unmet need of non-communicable diseases services in Saudi Arabia using a National Household Survey (2019)

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Maha Alattas
Sarah Gordon
Lora L. Sabin
Fadi El-jardali
Veronika J. Wirtz
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[1] Boston University School of Public Health,Department of Global Health
[2] King Abdulaziz University,Department of Community Medicine
[3] Boston University School of Public Health,Department of Health Law, Policy and Management
[4] American University of Beirut,undefined
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BMC Health Services Research | / 24卷
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Health equity; Objective unmet need; Non-communicable disease; Primary care; Services utilization; Saudi Arabia;
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