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Universal health coverage, priority setting, and the human right to health

by Voorhoeve, Alex , Wilson, James , Hawkes, Sarah , Norheim, Ole F , Littlejohns, Peter , Baker, Rachel , Krubiner, Carleigh , Pegram, Thomas , Hunt, Paul , Venkatapuram, Sridhar , Rumbold, Benedict , Yamin, Alicia Ely , Rid, Annette , Weale, Albert , Wang, Daniel , Ferraz, Octavio

in Cost analysis / Equal rights / Global Health / Health care policy / Health policy / Health Priorities - ethics / Health services / Health Services Needs and Demand / Human Rights / Humans / Internal Medicine / Medical ethics / Priorities / Public health / Sustainable development / Universal Health Insurance - ethics

2017

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Journal Article

Universal health coverage, priority setting, and the human right to health

Voorhoeve, Alex,

Wilson, James,

Hawkes, Sarah,

Norheim, Ole F,

Littlejohns, Peter,

Baker, Rachel,

Krubiner, Carleigh,

Pegram, Thomas,

Hunt, Paul,

Venkatapuram, Sridhar,

Rumbold, Benedict,

Yamin, Alicia Ely,

Rid, Annette,

Weale, Albert,

Wang, Daniel,

Ferraz, Octavio

2017

Overview

Following endorsement by WHO,1,2 the World Bank,3 and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals,4 the drive towards universal health coverage (UHC) is now one of the most prominent global health policies. As countries progress towards UHC, they are forced to make difficult choices about how to prioritise health issues and expenditure: which services to expand first, whom to include first, and how to shift from out-of-pocket payment towards prepayment.

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Elsevier Ltd,Elsevier Limited

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/ Health Priorities - ethics

/ Health services