The NHIS was introduced to increase funding to the health sector, reduce financial barriers to accessing services and ensure equitable access especially for the poor [ 18].
How do you ensure equitable access?
To ensure equitable access, both countries forbid private insurers from discriminating against applicants because they are in poor health or at high risk of falling ill.
Phosphorus is essential to food production, but current management practices fail to ensure equitable access to farmers globally and often results in polluted waterways.
Several countries have acknowledged the contributions made by national logistics working groups (NLWG) to ensure equitable access to the expanded program on immunization's (EPI) vaccines against preventable diseases.
Auditory accommodations in educational testing have also been implemented in an attempt to ensure equitable access to educational evaluations for people with disabilities.
But there is warranted concern by community residents who would like to see a realistic analysis of the costs, specific information on what kinds of recreational uses are envisioned, and a plan to ensure equitable access to the park.
With another 2.5 billion people expected to live in cities by 2050, authorities urgently need to keep up with the growing urban population, ensure equitable access to improved sanitation, and safeguard the appropriate and environmentally-safe management of human waste.
Leigh Daynes, executive director of Doctors of the World UK, said: "The failure to ensure equitable access to healthcare across Europe is this century's hidden public health time bomb.
This study aims to develop a private sector distribution model for dedicated newborn thermal care technology to ensure equitable access to thermal protection and ultimately improve newborn health in Nepal.
In fits and starts and with significant resistance and challenge, school districts began to inch toward desegregation, in part as a means to ensure equitable access to high-quality schools.
