COVID-19 and universal health coverage policy brief
2020
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Título
COVID-19 and universal health coverage policy brief
Acceso
English: healthcoverage - PDF ;
Fecha
[New York] : UN, 202010
Descripción
23 p.
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In the space of nine months, COVID-19 has spread to more than 190 countries, with over 30 million cases reported. Over one million lives have been lost. The pandemic has laid bare long-ignored risks, including inadequate health systems, gaps in social protection and structural inequalities. It has also brought home the importance of basic public health, and strong health systems and emergency preparedness, as well as the resilience of a population in the face of a new virus or pandemic, lending ever greater urgency to the quest for universal health coverage (UHC).