ライフサイエンスコーパス: universal health coverage

1 sease morbidity by a third by 2030) and 3.8 (universal health coverage).

2 e simultaneously supporting progress towards universal health coverage.

3 a designated essential health service under Universal Health Coverage.

4 diagnostic imaging are crucial to achieving universal health coverage.

5 ortant measure of progress towards achieving universal health coverage.

6 ions appear safe and trustworthy, supporting universal health coverage.

7 how interests, ideas, and institutions shape universal health coverage.

8 to some patients accessible to all by use of universal health coverage.

9 hospitals serving the entire population with universal health coverage.

10 nutrition and food insecurity, and providing universal health coverage.

11 1 diabetes in LMICs, especially as a part of universal health coverage.

12 orting sustainable health systems to achieve universal health coverage.

13 antimicrobial resistance, tuberculosis, and universal health coverage.

14 econceptualise health security by scaling up universal health coverage.

15 at elimination is feasible in the context of universal health coverage.

16 s; and pathways to solutions to achieve true universal health coverage.

17 le Development Goal (SDG) indicators such as universal health coverage.

18 ings in future estimates of progress towards universal health coverage.

19 industrialized country that has not achieved universal health coverage.

20 main a major issue because of the absence of universal health coverage.

21 onitoring efforts towards the achievement of universal health coverage.

22 Afghanistan has made much effort to achieve universal health coverage.

23 realistically its own path towards SDG 3 and universal health coverage.

24 ; the importance of socioeconomic status and universal health coverage.

25 ovision of health services in the context of universal health coverage.

26 and burdens, oral diseases are neglected in universal health coverage.

27 ems, and contribute toward the attainment of Universal Health Coverage.

28 statistical determinant of progress towards universal health coverage.

29 gery should be financed early on the path to universal health coverage.

30 s of non-communicable diseases, and ensuring universal health coverage.

31 erience are relevant for countries advancing universal health coverage.

32 's health world-wide can be improved through universal health coverage.

33 system innovations under the clarion call of universal health coverage.

34 ly the poorest population groups, to achieve universal health coverage.

35 condition (but not sufficient) for achieving universal health coverage.

36 h insurance reforms designed to move towards universal health coverage.

37 the prevention of substance abuse (3.5) and universal health coverage (3.8).

38 We evaluated the probability of achieving Universal Health Coverage (80% coverage) and Immunizatio

39 Even in settings with universal health coverage, access to HIV prevention and

40 y and sustainability, country ownership, and universal health coverage across disease areas.

41 lth preventive measures are made part of the universal health coverage agenda.

42 year survivors of first-ever MI with Swedish universal health coverage ages 18 to 76 years, individua

43 rs could be a potential method for promoting universal health coverage among individuals living with

44 The UN has declared universal health coverage an urgent global goal.

45 Broader socioeconomic indicators, such as universal health coverage and a higher Human Development

46 could help strengthen advocacy in favour of universal health coverage and contribute to advancing gl

47 impacts health systems' abilities to achieve universal health coverage and deliver services in the mo

48 d to focusing on primary health care in both universal health coverage and health-related Sustainable

49 Several factors helped to achieve universal health coverage and improve outcomes.

50 emergency care systems are vital to ensuring universal health coverage and improving health outcomes

51 Despite universal health coverage and investment in the health c

52 implications of the Mexican quest to achieve universal health coverage and its relevance for other lo

53 features of health-system strengthening for universal health coverage and lessons from the Latin Ame

54 prove TB control and care and should promote universal health coverage and social protection mechanis

55 d improve people's health and wellbeing with universal health coverage and social protection, in addi

56 Investing in more integrated universal health coverage and stronger primary care, del

57 the global population do not have access to universal health coverage and the current shortfall of h

58 e will not reach our collective ambitions of universal health coverage and the Sustainable Developmen

59 bal health security, stronger investments in universal health coverage, and integrated investments in

60 politics of vaccination; the advance towards universal health coverage; and the transition from inter

61 agnostic workflow and stringent criteria for universal health coverage are significant barriers to ac

62 t achieving the quality needed for effective universal health coverage, argue Lisa Hirschhorn and col

63 and its progression, within the framework of universal health coverage, as well as empowering patient

64 olicy and technological innovations, such as universal health coverage, behavioural economics, mobile

65 This approach could support progress towards universal health coverage, benefiting communities and he

66 next steps that could help reach the goal of universal health coverage both in the Latin American reg

67 en identified as the key strategy to achieve universal health coverage but is challenging in most low

68 first phase towards achieving comprehensive universal health coverage by 2020.

69 Indonesia has committed to deliver universal health coverage by 2024.

70 deaths related to inadequate HRH to achieve universal health coverage by 2030.

71 roposes policy recommendations for advancing universal health coverage by 2030.

72 Countries have reached universal health coverage by different paths and with va

73 Goal targets and are a crucial component of universal health coverage, conceptualised as "leaving no

74 cluding the capacity to sustain high-quality universal health coverage, especially for an ageing popu

75 access and outcomes focused on expansion of universal health coverage, especially for poor citizens.

76 DCP3 defines a model concept of essential universal health coverage (EUHC) with 218 interventions

77 ecommended in the model HBP termed essential universal health coverage (EUHC).

78 schemes can be effective tools for achieving universal health coverage even in the poorest settings.

79 persistent inverse care law and to achieving Universal Health Coverage for all countries.

80 health and achieve financially sustainable, universal health coverage for all.

81 and national endeavours to provide adequate universal health coverage for older adults with cancer,

82 sufficient investment in cancer control, non-universal health coverage, fragmented health systems, in

83 bal health policy-global health security and universal health coverage-important lessons can be drawn

84 Mexico is reaching universal health coverage in 2012.

85 SUS offers valuable lessons on how to scale universal health coverage in a highly unequal country wi

86 d treatment, low finical security and low of universal health coverage in Africa.

87 A pragmatic reform agenda for achieving universal health coverage in Bangladesh should include d

88 Progress towards universal health coverage in Brazil has been achieved th

89 lobal level, and to monitor progress towards universal health coverage in general.

90 ns and lessons associated with the quest for universal health coverage in Latin America are the resul

91 delivery towards the attainment of SDG 3 and universal health coverage in low-income and middle-incom

92 f global and country level efforts to secure universal health coverage in low-income and middle-incom

93 How to finance progress towards universal health coverage in low-income and middle-incom

94 ufficient consideration of the vital role of universal health coverage in sustainably mitigating outb

95 ed investments in global health security and universal health coverage) in their response to the ongo

96 ave committed to the objective of achieving 'universal health coverage, including financial risk prot

97 nity continues to support the advancement of universal health coverage, increasing access to surgical

98 hic index, SDI) and health service coverage (universal health coverage index, UHCI) were evaluated.

99 th into non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and universal health coverage initiatives.

100 Universal health coverage is a key step towards achievin

101 There is growing recognition that achieving universal health coverage is a political challenge.

102 aper shows that a political understanding of universal health coverage is needed to achieve health fo

103 Universal health coverage is one of the WHO End TB Strat

104 The goal of universal health coverage is part of a third generation

105 e that as efforts are made towards achieving universal health coverage it is also important to build

106 vention choice-the selection of a pathway to universal health coverage-might involve weighing up of s

107 As countries strive toward universal health coverage, mobile wireless technologies-

108 lobal HIV response that could help guide the universal health coverage movement.

109 Efforts to promote universal health coverage must address infectious risks

110 Universal health coverage of all KT treatment costs was

111 cluding WHO, have advocated progress towards universal health coverage on the grounds that it leads t

112 g causes of China's achievements and gaps in universal health coverage over the past 2 decades and pr

113 terventions to be included within countries' universal health coverage packages.

114 ncome and middle-income countries developing universal health coverage packages.

115 mestic tax revenues is integral to achieving universal health coverage, particularly in countries wit

116 The goal of universal health coverage provides a renewed focus on ta

117 The global drive for universal health coverage provides an ideal opportunity

118 Nonetheless, the trajectory toward universal health coverage regularly has three common fea

119 Inclusive universal health coverage requires access to quality hea

120 racteristics include health expenditure, the Universal Health Coverage Service Coverage Index (UHC In

121 weight, noncommunicable disease mortality, a universal health coverage service coverage index, health

122 and hearing care interventions in countries' universal health coverage services.

123 With universal health coverage still unattained in most count

124 Hence, reforming the universal health coverage system to improve the affordab

125 stainable Development Goals, including their universal health coverage target.

126 -serving health facilities, and implementing universal health coverage that eliminates cost barriers.

127 As countries expand universal health coverage, these estimates of total inci

128 tations of such interventions as a basis for universal health coverage, though interventions can addr

129 lar, a model for the global quest to achieve universal health coverage through health system reform.

130 are as a component of comprehensive care and universal health coverage throughout the life course, a

131 t that the HTP was instrumental in achieving universal health coverage to enhance equity substantiall

132 multisectoral interventions when introducing universal health coverage to improve health and its upst

133 Expansion of universal health coverage to incorporate cancer into ess

134 ly relevant for the design and sequencing of universal health coverage to meet the needs of poor popu

135 and economic factors allow a movement toward universal health coverage to take hold in some low- and

136 ses (63.0), environmental health (62.9), and universal health coverage (UHC) (54.4).

137 PEH on cancer mortality, and identified how universal health coverage (UHC) affected these relations

138 In recent years, many countries have adopted universal health coverage (UHC) as a national aspiration

139 dialysis (APD) is not included in Thailand's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) benefit package.

140 Universal health coverage (UHC) can play an important ro

141 Universal health coverage (UHC) encompasses 2 main compo

142 Monitoring universal health coverage (UHC) focuses on information o

143 Universal health coverage (UHC) has been defined as the

144 Global progress toward universal health coverage (UHC) has varied widely across

145 Several studies have indicated that universal health coverage (UHC) improves health service

146 lly, regionally, and globally to ensure that universal health coverage (UHC) is achieved.

147 A major challenge in monitoring universal health coverage (UHC) is identifying an indica

148 Expanding universal health coverage (UHC) might not be inherently

149 Policies for universal health coverage (UHC) must address this comple

150 The goal of universal health coverage (UHC) requires inter alia that

151 The goal of universal health coverage (UHC) requires that everyone r

152 The goal of universal health coverage (UHC) requires that families w

153 UN member states have committed to universal health coverage (UHC) to ensure all individual

154 D-19 pandemic and beyond, advancement toward universal health coverage (UHC) will become more difficu

155 eases (NCDs), (v) environmental health, (vi) universal health coverage (UHC), and (vii) road injuries

156 Despite major efforts to achieve universal health coverage (UHC), progress has lagged in

157 To inform plans to achieve universal health coverage (UHC), we estimated utilisatio

158 and positive national commitment to pursuing universal health coverage (UHC).

159 profound implications for health equity and universal health coverage (UHC).

160 nts unique challenges for health systems and universal health coverage (UHC).

161 eved relatively early on the pathway to full universal health coverage (UHC).

162 his pandemic to argue a case to move towards universal health coverage (UHC).

163 the equitable and progressive realization of universal health coverage (UHC).

164 reforms have produced a distinct approach to universal health coverage, underpinned by the principles

165 come countries, its role in progress towards universal health coverage varies.

166 h systems through global health security and universal health coverage, we aim to provide tangible so

167 ed 16 years and older eligible for Ontario's Universal Health Coverage were included.

168 15 years and who were eligible for Ontario's Universal Health Coverage were included.

169 citizens with the right to health to achieve universal health coverage, which helped to address inequ

170 the Sustainable Development Goal's push for universal health coverage, which must cover essential or

171 entation included the stringent criteria for universal health coverage, which prioritizes patients wi

172 Most importantly, assuring universal health coverage will require the explicit ackn

173 s, with new treatments, new diagnostics, and universal health coverage, will need multisectoral coord

174 nefits coverage has led to what is, in 2017, universal health coverage with a generous benefits packa

175 private sector will contribute to achieving universal health coverage with quality, argue Rajat Chab

176 sitioned to contribute to the advancement of universal health coverage within countries.

177 guage and historical heritage-has a focus on universal health coverage, yet cancer incidence rates ar