Sustainable Capacity Building for Universal Health Coverage - UHC

Executive Summary

Why UHC is vital to fight extreme poverty? It is estimated that half the world still lacks access to essential health services, and that’s why today Universal Health Coverage (UHC) is so important. The concept of universal health coverage is quite simple – that people can easily access the health services they need, without suffering financial hardship when paying for them to secure poor from crossing the poverty line.

The year 2021 indicated at its closure that only 36% of the world have adopted Universal Health Coverage totally or partially.

This percentage is alarming and demanding to do more. Here are the answers to how and what. Capacity building of a country for adoption of UHC leads towards the achievement of the target up to 2030. A country must first comply with the fulfillment of Universal Health coverage prerequisites[1] such as the development of health products, development of new system and concrete reforms in the already developed health system, accessibility of the health system, assure strict implementation of set standards and procedures in the health system, eradicate VIP and VVIP culture, Develop standard KPI (Key Performance Indicator) of measurement for monitoring and evaluation, Cross Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) of the health system, Development of the M & E Department across the country for the health system, development of a standard price catalog or Rate List of each procedure, treatment, or service, digital developments and artificial intelligence along with Role-Based Access Control, the budgetary structure for development and operation, health media campaign, development of rehabilitation and palliative care centers, constitutional law for the sustainability of UHC.

More detail

1. Home
2. Overview
3. Prerequisites
4. Health Promotion
5. Disease Prevention
6. Treatment, Rehabilitation, and Palliative Care
7. Health Promotion Model
8. Standards
9. Business Rules
10. Family/Household Data
11. Flow Chart of Clinical Process
12. Complaint Management System
13. Self Assessment Empanelment Evaluation Criteria Process
14. Management Information System (MIS)
15. Health Education
16. Fresh and Safe Foods
17. Toxicological Hazards

References

1. Universal health coverage
2. List of countries with UHC
3. List of countries with universal health care
4. Developing countries
5. Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs)
6. An effective tool for global health
7. What is health promotion?
8. Health Promotion in developing countries
9. Dutch Cycling
10. Health promotion and prevention
11. Health promotion and disease prevention
12. Health promotion and its challenges to public health
13. Health complaint management system
14. Hospital Empanelment mechanism
15. Hospital empanelment evaluation criteria