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Which funding for our health ?

The aim of universal health coverage is the provision of healthcare for all. Universal health coverage – in its essence, a deeply humanitarian initiative - is difficult to implement, because of its high cost to the public finance. How should such a policy be financed, when expenses are constantly increasing, especially with the aging of the population?

By Mohammad Abu-Zaineh

Mohammad Abu-Zaineh

Auteur scientifique, Aix-Marseille Université, Faculté de médecine, AMSE

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Sameera Awawda

Sameera Awawda

Auteur scientifique, ICPH, Birzeit University

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Bruno Ventelou

Bruno Ventelou

Auteur scientifique, CNRS, AMSE

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Aurore Basiuk

Aurore Basiuk

Journaliste scientifique

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Léa Dispa

Léa Dispa

Journaliste scientifique, Aix-Marseille Université, AMSE

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Melissa Gavaert

Melissa Gavaert

Journaliste scientifique, AMSE

La couverture santé dans le monde

Comment financer une couverture santé ?

Exemples à travers le monde : la Palestine et le Sénégal

References

Awawda S. , Mohammad Abu-Zaineh M., Ventelou B., 2019, "The quest to expand the coverage of public health insurance in the occupied Palestinian territory: an assessment of feasibility and sustainability using a simulation modelling framework", The Lancet, 393 (17)

Goryakin Y., Thiébaut S.P., Cortaredona S., Lerouge M. A., Cecchini M., Feigi A., Ventelou B., 2020, "Assessing the future medical cost burden for the European health systems under alternative exposure-to-risks scenarios", PLOS ONE 15(9)

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