Why is women’s utilization of a publicly funded health insurance low?: a qualitative study in Tamil Nadu, India

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23 Feb 2021

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Publicly funded Health Insurance - is gender neutrality desirable? Please see this paper in BMC Public Health - https://t.co/FLHCIn0DLr @NITIAayog @MoHFW_INDIA @drharshvardhan @MinistryWCD

15 Feb 2021

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14 Feb 2021

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Gender neutral policy/programs reinforce gender and social inequalities. This paper on publicly funded health insurance brings to light this point. Check this paper in BMC Public Health. #genderequality #policy #health https://t.co/FLHCIn0DLr

14 Feb 2021

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