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Hauptverfasser: Jeanna Holtz, Tobias Hoffarth, Caroline Phily
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Veröffentlicht: International Labour Organization 2014
Online-Zugang:https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/encyclopediaEntry/Making-health-microinsurance-work-ten-recommendations/995335487502676
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author Jeanna Holtz
Tobias Hoffarth
Caroline Phily
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Tobias Hoffarth
Caroline Phily
Jeanna Holtz
Tobias Hoffarth
Caroline Phily
contents Making health microinsurance work: ten recommendations for practitioners Jeanna Holtz Tobias Hoffarth Caroline Phily Health microinsurance (HMI) can deliver value to clients and support efforts to achieve universal health coverage. Despite being the most demanded type of microinsurance across the world, its success remains limited and HMI providers face a myriad of challenges: how to provide affordable comprehensive benefits, prevent illness, reduce administrative costs, provide access to quality health care, limit fraud and moral hazard, and manage the cost of care? Briefing note (Impact Insurance Facility), 29, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
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spellingShingle Making health microinsurance work: ten recommendations for practitioners
Jeanna Holtz
Tobias Hoffarth
Caroline Phily
Making health microinsurance work: ten recommendations for practitioners Jeanna Holtz Tobias Hoffarth Caroline Phily Health microinsurance (HMI) can deliver value to clients and support efforts to achieve universal health coverage. Despite being the most demanded type of microinsurance across the world, its success remains limited and HMI providers face a myriad of challenges: how to provide affordable comprehensive benefits, prevent illness, reduce administrative costs, provide access to quality health care, limit fraud and moral hazard, and manage the cost of care? Briefing note (Impact Insurance Facility), 29, ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
title Making health microinsurance work: ten recommendations for practitioners
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/encyclopediaEntry/Making-health-microinsurance-work-ten-recommendations/995335487502676