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How to Integrate Political Economy into Technical Reform Processes Oriented towards UHC

Health financing
International
Nepal
Audio visual
Presentations

ReBUILD for Resilience had two speakers in this Health Systems Research (HSR2022) session on political economy and UHC – Sushil Baral and Sophie Witter. They were joined on the podium by Aungsumalee Pholpark of Prince Mahidol University. Videos of all presentations and the Q&A session are below.

Together they presented the findings of their study, the WHO SEARO-funded Political economy, health financing and the role of shocks: case studies in Nepal and Thailand. Aungsumalee presented on the political economy of health financing reforms (2001-02) following crisis in Thailand. Sushil spoke on the political economy of health financing reforms towards UHC, using Nepal as a case study. Sophie Witter gave something of an overview in her presentation, comparing and contrasting reform in Thailand and Nepal.

Download a PDF of Aungsumalee’s Thailand slides here

Download a PDF of Sushil’s Nepal slides here.

Download a PDF of Sophie’s overview slides here.

 

Aungsumalee speaks here

 

Sushil & Sophie present plus Q&A – This video has closed captioning.

 

 

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