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Accessible and affordable COVID-19 self-test kits in Thailand
Accessible and affordable COVID-19 self-test kits in Thailand
Thailand

To ensure affordable and accessibility of the COVID-19 testing, the National Health Security Office (NHSO) board has decided to introduce an option by which health units can purchase the self-test kits and claim the cost from the NHSO. They can request 55 baht per...

Follow-up to the 5th WHO Montreux Collaborative meeting
Follow-up to the 5th WHO Montreux Collaborative meeting

Following up to the 5th WHO Montreux Collaborative meeting, a meeting report which provides an overview of the agenda, speakers, and detailed summaries of the technical sessions including the Q&A discussions was recently published. The draft meeting...

Healthcare financing in Egypt: a systematic literature review
Egypt

The Egyptian healthcare system has multiple stakeholders, including a wide range of public and private healthcare providers and several financing agents. This study sheds light on the healthcare system’s financing mechanisms and the flow of funds in Egypt. It also...

Health Financing Strategy of the new SHI in Egypt
Egypt

Egypt has a strong commitment to universal health care (UHC). Article 18 of the Egyptian Constitution says that the State shall establish a comprehensive health insurance system covering all diseases for all Egyptians. This PowerPoint (2016) presentation by the...

BPJS Kesehatan’s role in response to COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia
BPJS Kesehatan’s role in response to COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia
Indonesia

BPJS Kesehatan is a social security agency which manages the JKN – National Health Insurance of Indonesia. During the pandemic, BPJS Kesehatan is responsible for verifying COVID-19 claims for all Indonesian people. There were 2.3 million of COVID-19 treatment claims...