Willingness to pay for social health insurance in Zambia a two-stage regression approach

Bibliography: leaves 116-122. === Among the key objectives of health financing reforms in Zambia has been the need to generate additional financial resources and foster partnerships between users and providers. The choice of the financing mechanism(s) therefore becomes critical in ensuring that obje...

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Main Author:	Kaambwa, Billingsley Chimuka
Other Authors:	Thomas, Stephen
Format:	Dissertation
Language:	English
Published:	University of Cape Town 2014
Subjects:	Economics
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/11427/5802

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description	Bibliography: leaves 116-122. === Among the key objectives of health financing reforms in Zambia has been the need to generate additional financial resources and foster partnerships between users and providers. The choice of the financing mechanism(s) therefore becomes critical in ensuring that objectives in the health sector are met. SHI is one financing method that can help meet the objectives of the health sector. This feasibility study set out to answer the question of whether or not the Zambian formal sector was prepared to endorse and pay for SHI in the country.
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Willingness to pay for social health insurance in Zambia a two-stage regression approach

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