Business Model, Innovation and Entrepreneurship - Acces to Primary healthcare in Brazilian urban areas

Item Type	Case Study
Abstract	This qualitative study explores different approaches of businesses and social Entrepreneurship that provide low-income citizens access to primary health services in urban areas of Brazil. The study compares seven case studies, the data of which was gathered through qualitative methods. The content analysis provides insights into the different approaches of the ventures, their respective challenges and ways of moving forward in the sector of primary healthcare.
Authors	Boch, Johannes; Schmithausen, Eva; Tuckermann, Harald; Rotondaro, Angelica & Nakagawa, Marcelo
Editors	Boch, Johannes
Language	English
Subjects	business studies social sciences
HSG Classification	contribution to practical use / society
Date	October 2016
Place of Publication	Sau Paulo
Series Name	Institute of Management Latin America (GIMLA), University of St. Gallen
Depositing User	Prof. Dr. Harald Tuckermann
Date Deposited	04 Feb 2019 04:53
Last Modified	04 Feb 2019 05:03
URI:	https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/publications/256577

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Boch, Johannes; Schmithausen, Eva; Tuckermann, Harald; Rotondaro, Angelica & Nakagawa, Marcelo: Business Model, Innovation and Entrepreneurship - Acces to Primary healthcare in Brazilian urban areas. Sau Paulo : 2016.

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