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160 James, C., Hanson, K. et al. (2006) “To retain or remove user fees?:reflections on the current debate in low- and middle-income countries”,Applied Health Economics and Health Policy 5(3): 137-53.161 El término competidor beneficioso es obra de Mackintosh y Koivulsalo(2005), op. cit..162 Loewenson, R. (2003b) “Civil Society Influence on Global Health Policy”Bibliografía seleccionada sobre Sociedad Civil y Salud, Zimbabue: OMS y elTraining and Research Support Centre,www.tarsc.org/WHOCSI/pdf/WHOTARSC4.pdf , última consulta realizada enjulio de 2008163 Loewenson, R. (2003ª), op. cit..164 Lochoro, P. et al. (2006) “Public-private partnerships in health: workingtogether to improve health sector performance in Uganda” en Kirunga, C.Tashobya, Ssengooba, F., y Oliveira Cruz, V (Eds.) Health SystemsReforms in Uganda: Processes and Outputs, Londres: Health SystemsDevelopment Programme, Escuela de Londres de Higiene y MedicinaTropical.165 Alonso y Brugha (2006), op. cit..166 El Código de Conducta de las ONG para reforzar los Sistemas Sanitarioshttp://ngocodeofconduct.org/category/signatories/ , última consulta realizadael 28 de octubre de 2008167 <strong>Oxfam</strong> Internacional está en trámites para adherirse al código deconducta.<strong>Optimismo</strong> <strong>ciego</strong>, Informe de <strong>Oxfam</strong>, Febrero 2009 61

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