Evaluating Community-Based Health Insurance Schemes in Uganda: Long-Term Effects on Medicine Access
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| author | Mugisha, Turyomariya Okello, Namugai Muteesa, Kizza |
| author_facet | Mugisha, Turyomariya Okello, Namugai Muteesa, Kizza |
| contents | <p>Community-based health insurance schemes have been introduced in Uganda to improve access to healthcare services and medicines. Fieldwork involving quantitative data collection from multiple health facilities, interviews with community members, and analysis of insurance records over a five-year period. The evaluation suggests that community-based health insurance can enhance medicine accessibility but requires ongoing monitoring and support to sustain positive outcomes. Further studies should focus on understanding how different factors influence medication availability and explore ways to improve service delivery in underserved regions.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Evaluating Community-Based Health Insurance Schemes in Uganda: Long-Term Effects on Medicine Access Mugisha, Turyomariya Okello, Namugai Muteesa, Kizza African geography community health insurance longitudinal studies public health economics access disparities pharmaceuticals market socioeconomic indicators <p>Community-based health insurance schemes have been introduced in Uganda to improve access to healthcare services and medicines. Fieldwork involving quantitative data collection from multiple health facilities, interviews with community members, and analysis of insurance records over a five-year period. The evaluation suggests that community-based health insurance can enhance medicine accessibility but requires ongoing monitoring and support to sustain positive outcomes. Further studies should focus on understanding how different factors influence medication availability and explore ways to improve service delivery in underserved regions.</p> |
| title | Evaluating Community-Based Health Insurance Schemes in Uganda: Long-Term Effects on Medicine Access |
| topic | African geography community health insurance longitudinal studies public health economics access disparities pharmaceuticals market socioeconomic indicators |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18915979 |