This report from researchers at Rice University’s Jones Graduate School of Business and the George W. Bush Institute, published in the MIT Press journal Innovations, looks at a “model and methods [that] provide an outline for complete and comprehensive health care systems for developing countries,” according to a Rice University press release. The report “identif[ies] five distribution channels – microentrepreneurs, microclinics, micropharmacies, mobile distribution of supplies and services, and hospitals – and discuss[es] how they can be better aligned to help more people. The report also cites examples of the distribution model put into use” (8/1).