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Implementing Universal Health Insurance: Case Study of Stakeholders' Perspectives in Port Said, Egypt
This research delves into the multifaceted dimensions of healthcare access through the lens of stakeholders in Port Said, Egypt, following the implementation of Universal Health Insurance (UHI) policies. The central research question explores the impact of UHI policies on healthcare access in Port S...
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2024
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