Unmet needs for health care

Abstract

A fundamental principle underpinning all health systems across OECD countries is to provide access to high-quality care for the whole population, irrespective of their socio‑economic circumstances. Yet access can be limited for a number of reasons, including limited availability or affordability of services. Policies therefore need both to address financial barriers to care and to promote an adequate supply and distribution of health workers and health care services throughout the country (OECD, 2019[4]; 2020[5]).

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