Strengthening decentralized primary health care in low and middle income countries: A narrative review of frameworks

Findings: Preliminary results illuminate that that Brazil has robust public policies to ensure civil society inclusiveness in the development of health policies, as well as mechanisms for the actualisation of accountability and transparency in its pharmaceutical system.However, we also are finding that cases of corruption and inefficiencies are evident in the procurement and selection of medicines.We also have found uneven levels of civil society participation and a lack of government support for including civil society in the formulation and monitoring of health policies.

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