Transforming Turkey's Health System — Lessons for Universal Coverage

Rifat Ali Atun

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In 2003, Turkey embarked on ambitious health system reform to overcome major inequities in health outcomes and to protect all citizens against financial risk. Within 10 years, it had achieved universal health coverage and notable improvements in outcomes and equity.

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2013Universal health coverage in Turkey: enhancement of equity 2014The Public–Private Pendulum — Patient Choice and Equity in Sweden

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