Abstract
. Primary healthcare in Greece remains poorly organised and highly fractured, as it is delivered by a variety of providers that differ in quantity, quality, effectiveness and efficiency of care provision. As a consequence, Greeks often have unequal access to standard services, depending on factors such as entitlement, geographical accessibility and ability to pay
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