Universal health coverage (UHC) defines individuals' timely access to healthcare services
without suffering any health-related financial constraints. The Senegalese government has …

Background. The Ethiopian government is striving to improve the health status of its
population through the expansion and strengthening of primary health care services in both …

Background: Childhood infectious illness mainly diarrheal diseases, febrile illnesses, and
acute respiratory tract infection remains the leading cause of morbidity and mortality among …

Introduction Childhood illnesses, such as acute respiratory illness, fever, and diarrhoea,
continue to be public health problems in low-income countries. Detecting spatial variations …

Mothers' healthcare seeking behavior is a mother's response for sign and symptoms of her
child illnesses to reduce severity, complication or even death after she recognized child's …

Access to healthcare services is largely determined by socioeconomic factors, with
economically well-off individuals obtaining healthcare services more efficiently than those …

Background Outpatient department visits per individual for each year are one of the core
indicators of healthcare delivery to assess accessibility or quality of services. In addition, this …

Government policies over the years has centered on the provision and delivery of healthcare
to all. Spatial distribution of health facilities is subject to a number of social and commercial …

Background: Information on out of pocket (OOP) health care expenditure is essential for
health planning and devising strategies for Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Aims and …

According to the World Health Organization report, 5.4 million under-five children died,
which is similar to under-five mortality rate of 39 deaths per 1000 live births. This rate is …