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From Public Dominance to Private Expansion: Changes in Hospital Infrastructure in Spain (1986–2018)
In many countries, the growth of the private hospital sector coincides with a decline in beds per inhabitant. Spain is no exception, showing one of the lowest relative bed provisions in the EU. This study offers an exploratory analysis of the evolution of private hospital bed provision in Spain and
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