International Journal of Health Services Issues Research Articles in April 2020 Edition

LONDON, England, March 11 -- The International Journal of Health Services, a journal that says it features health and social policy, political economy and sociology, history and philosophy, ethics and law in the areas of health and well-being, published research articles on the following topics in its April 2020 edition:

* Association Between Informal Employment and Health Status and the Role of the Working Conditions in Spain

* Concealed Infant Deaths in Turkey and Regional Inequality

* Do Free Trade Agreements Matter to Drug Lag? Recent Evidence From Korea After the Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement

* Does an Orphan Drug Policy Make a Difference in Access? A Comparison of Canada and Australia

* Does Trade Liberalization Improve Public Health? The Effect of Free Trade Agreements and Multilateralism in Pharmaceutical Sector in India

* From Social Justice to Economic Logic: The World Health Organization and Health Sector Reform in Nigeria, 1993-2007

* Inequities in Access: The Impact of a Segmented Health Insurance System on Physician Visits and Hospital Admissions Among Older Adults in the 2014 China Family Panel Studies

* Pharmaceutical Price and Spending Controls in France: Lessons for the United States

* Structuring Sustainable Universal Health Care in South Africa

* Telling Medical Professionals About Victimization by Intimate Partner: Analysis of Women Surviving Intimate Partner Violence

* The Role of Social Movements in Strengthening Health Systems: The Experience of the National Health Forum in El Salvador (2009-2018)

The April 2020 edition of the International Journal of Health Services can be viewed at https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/joha/50/2. The journal is published by SAGE Publications.