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Title	Category	Author	Hits
Universal Health Coverage by Design: ICT-enabled solutions are the future of equitable, quality health care and resilient health systems	UHC Complementary Initiatives	S. L. Roth, Mark; Parry, Jane	1978
Universal Health Coverage and the Right to Health: From Legal Principle to Post-2015 Indicators	UHC Complementary Initiatives	D. Sridhar, M. McKee, G. Ooms, C. Beiersmann, E. Friedman, H. Gouda, P. Hill and A. Jahn	1830
Trends in Glaucoma Medication Expenditures under Universal Health Coverage: A National Population-Based Longitudinal Survey in Taiwan	UHC Complementary Initiatives	S.-L. Chiu, C.-L. Chu, C.-H. Muo, C.-L. Chen and S.-J. Lan	1798
Towards universal coverage: a policy analysis of the development of the National Health Insurance Scheme in Nigeria	Health Insurance	C. A. Onoka, K. Hanson and J. Hanefeld	2088
Toward Universal Coverage in Afghanistan: A Multi-stakeholder Assessment of Capacity Investments in the Community Health Worker System	UHC Complementary Initiatives	A. Edward, C. Branchini, I. Aitken, M. Roach, K. Osei-Bonsu and S. H. Arwal	1778
Synthesizing qualitative and quantitative evidence on non-financial access barriers: implications for assessment at the district level	Access - UHC	T. S. O'Connell, K. J. A. Bedford, M. Thiede and D. McIntyre	1808
Rural Americans face greater lack of healthcare access	Access - UHC	M. O'TOOLE	1839
A Review of Realizing the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Goals by 2030: Part 2- What is the Role of eHealth and Technology?	UHC Complementary Initiatives	R. Hussein	2386
Public Financing for Health Coverage in India: Who Spends, Who Benefits and At What Cost?	UHC Complementary Initiatives	I. Gupta and S. Chowdhury	1852
Political Economy of Pursuing the Expansion of Social Protection in Health in Mexico	UHC Complementary Initiatives	O. Gómez-Dantés, M. R. Reich and F. Garrido-Latorre	1774
Place as a predictor of health insurance coverage: A multivariate analysis of counties in the United States	Health Insurance	L. C. Stone, B. Boursaw, S. P. Bettez, T. Larzelere Marley and H. Waitzkin	1767
The Path Toward Universal Health Coverage: Stakeholder Acceptability of a Primary Care Health Benefits Package in Lebanon	UHC Complementary Initiatives	R. Yassoub, M. Alameddine and S. Saleh	1447
Long-Term Care Financing: Lessons From France	UHC Complementary Initiatives	P. Doty, P. Nadash and N. Racco	1484
Hospital Utilization and Universal Health Insurance Coverage: Evidence from the Massachusetts Health Care Reform Act	Health Insurance	A. Cseh, B. Koford and R. Phelps	1612
Health insurance for people with citizenship problems in Thailand: a case study of policy implementation	Health Insurance	R. Suphanchaimat, K. Kantamaturapoj, N. Pudpong, W. Putthasri and A. Mills	1541
Health insurance coverage and healthcare utilization among infants of mothers in the national methadone maintenance treatment program in Taiwan	Health Insurance	S.-Y. Fang, N. Huang, T. Lin, I.-K. Ho and C.-Y. Chen	1432
Financing universal health coverage by cutting fossil fuel subsidies	UHC Complementary Initiatives	V. Gupta, R. Dhillon and R. Yates	1383
Financing Healthcare for all in India: Towards a Common Goal	UHC Complementary Initiatives	C. O. Kurian	1433
Financing for Health Coverage in India: Issues and Concerns	UHC Complementary Initiatives	I. Gupta and S. Chowdhury	1343
Exposing some important barriers to health care access in the rural USA	Access - UHC	N. Douthit, S. Kiv, T. Dwolatzky and S. Biswas	1972
A concise, health service coverage index for monitoring progress towards universal health coverage	UHC Complementary Initiatives	W. W. a. C. A. Anthony Leegwater1	1998
Changes in addressing inequalities in access to hospital care in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra states of India: a difference-in-differences study using repeated cross-sectional surveys	Equity - UHC	M. Rao, A. Katyal, P. V. Singh, A. Samarth, S. Bergkvist, M. Kancharla, A. Wagstaff, G. Netuveli and A. Renton	1310
The attack on universal health coverage in Europe: recession, austerity and unmet needs	UHC Complementary Initiatives	A. Reeves, M. McKee and D. Stuckler	1326
The attack on universal health coverage in Europe: different effects in different parts of Europe	UHC Complementary Initiatives	B. Burström	1469
Access to Medicine in Public Hospitals and Some Crucial Management Issues	Access - UHC	S. Bandyopadhyay, A. Dutta and A. Ghose	1429
WIP debate on the Post 2015 Health Goals: Universal Health Coverage and Women’s Health identified top of the agenda	UHC Complementary Initiatives	T. Fillis	1476
Who benefits from removing user fees for facility-based delivery services? Evidence on socioeconomic differences from Ghana, Senegal and Sierra Leone	UHC Complementary Initiatives	B. McKinnon, S. Harper and J. S. Kaufman	1619
The Way forward for Community-Based Health Insurance Scheme in Funding Health Care among the Rural Communities of Sokoto State, Nigeria	Health Insurance	I. T. Garba, A. Harun and A. A. Salihu	1520
Universal health coverage: progressive taxes are key	UHC Complementary Initiatives	R. Yates	1497
Universal health coverage in the Philippines : progress on financial protection goals	UHC Complementary Initiatives	C. Bredenkamp and L. R. Buisman	1678

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