Measuring progress towards universal health coverage in 22 Middle East and North African countries

The majority of MENA countries are yet to achieve UHC. There is a need to expand healthcare services, especially PHC services, and adopt strategies that address concerns related to financial protection.

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Journal
Dialogues in Health
Published
2024-09-03
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dialog.2024.100191
Citations
8
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Healthcare Systems and Reforms
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Measuring progress towards universal health coverage in 22 Middle East and North African countries

Ahmed Hamood Alshehari, Abdulhakim Ali Mohammed Al-Selwi, Mohammed Amine Younes, Sergius Alex Agu
8 citations
Dialogues in Health
Healthcare Systems and Reforms
4.31
article

Measuring progress towards universal health coverage in 22 Middle East and North African countries

Ahmed Hamood Alshehari, Abdulhakim Ali Mohammed Al-Selwi, Mohammed Amine Younes, Sergius Alex Agu
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8 citations

Abstract

The majority of MENA countries are yet to achieve UHC. There is a need to expand healthcare services, especially PHC services, and adopt strategies that address concerns related to financial protection.

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Healthcare Systems and Reforms
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