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Crise de la Faible Absorption de Lassurance Maladie : Quels Sont les Facteurs Responsables?

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  • Omisakin, Dr. Olusegun
  • Adekunle, Wasiu
  • Vincent, Dr. Oluwaseyi
  • Erumebor, Wilson
  • Taiwo, Shakirudeen
  • Iyoha, Dr. Faith
  • Olofin, Sodik
  • Oluwaserantimi, Ore

Abstract

Les initiatives visant a ameliorer lacces aux services financiers et leur utilisation pourraient faciliter ladhesion a lassurance maladie. Un nombre important de membres de lelite eduquee devrait trouver un emploi decent, ce qui favoriserait ladhesion a lassurance maladie souscrite aupres de lemployeur et a lachat dune assurance maladie. Lamelioration des obstacles a lacces a la sante - en subventionnant le cout des soins de sante et en protegeant les personnes vulnerables (y compris les personnes handicapees) - pourrait stimuler ladhesion a lassurance maladie. Ladhesion a lassurance maladie tout au long de la vie devrait dependre de la creation dincitations, telles que lelargissement de la couverture de lassurance maladie pour y inclure les traitements couteux.

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  • Omisakin, Dr. Olusegun & Adekunle, Wasiu & Vincent, Dr. Oluwaseyi & Erumebor, Wilson & Taiwo, Shakirudeen & Iyoha, Dr. Faith & Olofin, Sodik & Oluwaserantimi, Ore, 2024. "Crise de la Faible Absorption de Lassurance Maladie : Quels Sont les Facteurs Responsables?," Working Papers 1811c424-cafa-4685-9e45-5, African Economic Research Consortium.
    • Handle: RePEc:aer:wpaper:1811c424-cafa-4685-9e45-5abe46f37d7d
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