However, in 2001 the government introduced a "30 baht universal coverage programme" that, for the first time, covered all the population, with a guarantee that a patient would not have to pay more than 30 baht (about 60p) per visit for medical care (there is exemption for all charges for the poorer sections – about a quarter – of the population).
Due to the influence of inflation, the insurance provided by the "low security and wide coverage" programme is becoming ineffective.
In 2016, he co-authored an article on the political economy of Indonesia's universal health coverage programme ("Indonesia's Road to Universal Health Coverage: A Political Journey"), published in the Oxford journal Health Policy and Planning.
Operational research denotes search for knowledge on interventions, strategies, or tools that can enhance the quality, effectiveness, or coverage of programmes about which the research is being done [ 13, 14] in our case the PMTCT programme.
Coverage of programmes for prevention of mother-to-child transmission increased from 57% in 2011 to 62% in 2012.
They called for more media coverage, more programmes aimed at girls in school, more female leadership in sports organisations and more opportunities for women and girls to get involved in sport.
A subset of districts was identified as having atypical coverage across programmes.
Health worker availability has been associated with better coverage of programmes such as vaccination as well as better outcomes such as reduced child and maternal mortality.
A green colour palette is used for maps that represent "coverage" or "programmes"; a brown colour palette for maps that represent "outcomes"; and a red colour palette for "change" maps.
The broadcaster said that a key factor in awarding the contract to Whisper Films was because the company has hired Mark Wilkin, the editor of the BBC's F1 coverage, as programme editor.
