@Article {
	Title 				= {Estimates of Doctors in Delhi-A Note},
	Author 				= {Roger Jeffery},
	Journal 			= {Economic and Political Weekly},
	Year 				   = { 1977},
	Month 				= {29},
	Number 				= { Issue No. 5},
	Volume 				= {Vol. 12},
	Abstract 			= {Estimates of Doctors in Delhi A Note Roger Jeffery It is generally argued that in the course of the last 25 years the distribution of doctors has become more unequal, with urban areas taking a growing share of the doctors in India. The available evidence for Delhi Union Territory suggests that this is indeed the case, so that now the area has a doctor : population ratio which is comparable to that in many developed countries, though in India as a whole the ratio is still around 1:4,000, or about 25 per cent of the ratio in developed countries. There has also been a shift towards employment in the public sector, increasingly in large hospitals, and the proportion of doctors offering specialist services has risen considerably. 
},
	Publisher 			= {Economic and Political Weekly},
	Type 				= {Journal}
  }