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The politics of health care in Nicaragua before and after the Revolution of 1979.

Recent political changes in Nicaragua provide the context in which to analyze the relationship between politics and health (Bossert 1982; Halperin and Garfield 1982). The specific focus of this paper will be on the organization and function of community participation in health delivery before and after the Revolution of July 19, 1979.