Are health systems a determinant of population health? The dominant epidemiological frameworks for the causation of population health—the multilevel, life course, and dynamic or complex systems approaches—invoke a broad range of drivers of population health, from genes to public policy to education to exercise, but neglect to mention medical care.1
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Margaret E. Kruk (2017) studied this question.
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