Background The goal of universal health coverage (UHC) requires that everyone receive
needed health services, and that families who get needed services do not suffer undue
financial hardship. Tracking progress towards UHC requires measurement of both these
dimensions, and a way of trading them off against one another. Methods We measured
service coverage by a weighted geometric average of four prevention indicators (antenatal
care, full immunisation, and screening for breast and cervical cancers) and four treatment …