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Community Engagement in Support of Moving Toward Universal Health Coverage
Pascale Allotey1, David T Tan1, Thomas Kirby1
1a UN University International Institute for Global Health UNU-IIGH , Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia.
Abstract:
Community engagement describes a complex political process with dynamic negotiation and renegotiation of power and authority between providers and recipients of health care in order to achieve a shared goal of universal health care coverage. Though examples exist of community engagement projects, there is very little guidance on how to implement and embed community engagement as a concerted, integrated, strategic, and sustained component of health systems. Through a series of case studies, this article explores the factors that enable community engagement particularly with a direct impact on health systems.
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