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Insights from a social impact bond for the management of long-term conditions in the United Kingdom: A grounded theory analysis
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Social impact bonds (SIBs) represent a financial strategy designed to fund projects where financing is not tied to specific activities and outputs, but to the outcomes they aim to deliver. Although the project involves a wide range of stakeholders, the dynamics among them remain largely unexplored. To accelerate the advancement of SIBs in healthcare, this study aimed to clarify the challenges and connections between stakeholders with their perspectives for overcoming them.
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