“I Wish I Had AIDS”: A qualitative study on access to health care services for HIV/AIDS and diabetic patients in Cambodia

C Men; B Meessen; M van Pelt; W Van Damme; H Lucas

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C Men
University Research Co. LLT. Cambodia
Cambodia

Chean Men is Deputy Director for Research-Community Based Health. He has researched and published extensively on health equity, financing and access. In addition to this, Dr. Men has led important expert-patient Q&A panels, as well as keynote events

B Meessen
Institute for Tropical Medicine, Antwerp
Belgium

Dr. Bruno Messsen is a health economist in the Department of Public Health, ITM. Dr. Meessen is a has extensive experience with health intervention studies

M van Pelt
MoPoTsyo Patient Information Centre, Phnom Penh
Cambodia

Maurits van Pelt is the Director of the MoPoTsyo Patient Information Centre in Cambodia

W Van Damme
Institute for Tropical Medicine, Antwerp
Belgium

Dr. Wim Van Damme is a professor in the Department of Public Health, ITM. He is an expert in health policy who has been involved intensively in health care organization and in research in Cambodia for nearly 10 years. When he was the medical co-coordinator for Médecins Sans Frontières in Cambodia (1999-2002), he launched that country’s first health equity fund.

H Lucas
Institute for Development Studies, Brighton
United Kingdom

Dr. Henry Lucas is a statistician focusing on health management information systems and the financing of health care in rural China. He is also interested in micro-computer based economic planning models using social accounting matrices, information systems for human resource planning, and social indicators. He is Director, Statistics for Development Policy, IDS

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