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Natural family planning. Natural methods have cross cultural appeal

Billings JJ, 1993

BMJ (Clinical research ed.), 307(6915), 1357

DOI 10.1136/bmj.307.6915.1357-b PMID 8257902 Source

Abstract

good of all, and above all, for the protection of the weak."2I submit that, no matter how appealing a marketplace model may seem for the NHS, it is a business model.As such the destruction of either purchaser or provider is eventually certain, with the barbarisation of the survivor.It is not too late for consortiums of purchasers and consortiums of providers to join forces and become one NHS again.

Topics

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Cite this article

Billings, J. J. (1993). Natural family planning. Natural methods have cross cultural appeal. *BMJ (Clinical research ed.)*, *307*(6915), 1357. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.307.6915.1357-b

Keywords

Consumer Behavior, Culture, Family Planning Services, Humans, Natural Family Planning Methods

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