No universal health coverage without strong local health systems

Bruno Meessen · Belma Malanda

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Healthcare Systems and Reforms Healthcare Systems and Practices Global Health Workforce Issues

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Despite the current global and national momentum,1 universal health coverage could remain an empty promise unless it is focussed on the provision of quality essential services to everyone. And this, in turn, will not happen without strengthening local health systems.

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