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Role of health insurance in enabling universal health coverage in India: A critical review
Thomas K. Thomas
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Socioeconomic Disparities in the Prevalence, Diagnosis, and Control of Hypertension in the Context of a Universal Health Insurance System. [PDF]
Lee HY.
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Towards universal health coverage in Vietnam: a mixed-method case study of enrolling people with tuberculosis into social health insurance [PDF]
Rachel Forse+15 more
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Beyond Universal Healthcare: Addressing the Intricacies of Insurance Reform in Bangladesh. [PDF]
Dewan SMR.
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Transforming Health Insurance in Bangladesh: A Future-Ready Approach. [PDF]
Ahmed MF.
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Universal Health Insurance for Children
Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, 2009Large and increasing numbers of Americans lack health insurance. While children have recently fared better than adults, millions still lack coverage, and thus experience difficulty obtaining acute and preventive care during a critical period of growth and development.
Dana Hughes+4 more
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Providing Universal Health Insurance Coverage in Nigeria [PDF]
Despite a stated goal of achieving universal coverage, the National Health Insurance Scheme of Nigeria had achieved only 4% coverage 12 years after it was launched. This study assessed the plans of the National Health Insurance Scheme to achieve universal health insurance coverage in Nigeria by 2015 and discusses the challenges facing the scheme in ...
Peter O Okebukola, William R. Brieger
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Beyond Universal Health Insurance to Effective Health Care
JAMA, 1991NO ONE, least of all an economist, needs to be persuaded that people who lack money or health insurance are likely to encounter difficulties in obtaining essential health care services. On the other hand, the economist has an obligation to explain that the adoption of a system of universal coverage will not, ipso facto, translate into assured access ...
Eli Ginzberg, Miriam Ostow
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