1 October, 11.30-13.00, Auditorium 2 Within a focus on people-centred health systems, community-based health insurance might seem a useful way to ensure inclusion of community and patient perspectives toward the development of universal health coverage. However, popular wisdom has focused on conflicts between community-based and national insurance approaches. This panel presents data from the successful case of Rwanda, experience of China’s rural health insurance development and a case-study of how Ghana weighed options to decide on an alternative model. Moderator: Rodrigo Moreno-Serra, Research Fellow, Imperial College London, United Kingdom
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