Weak infrastructure and limited distribution systems in lowincome countries complicate
access to health services, especially in rural areas. Government health outlets may be …

Many global health institutions, including the World Health Organization, consider primary
health care as the path towards achieving universal health coverage (UHC). However, there …

All–inclusive, community–led primary health care is the bedrock of the health services in
Ethiopia. Notwithstanding its low–income status, the country has gradually but radically …

Objective: To describe the evidence on the development of the National Healthcare System
in Ethiopia. Method: The databases Embase, Ovid Emcare, Ovid MEDLINE, and Scopus …

H ealth systems in Sub-Saharan African countries often suffer from weak infrastructure, lack
of human resources, and poor supply chain management systems. Access to health services …

Objective To measure inequalities in the distributions of selected healthcare resources and
outcomes in Ethiopia from 2000 to 2015. Design A panel data analysis was performed to …

Reproductive health services are crucial for maternal and child health, but universal health
coverage is still not within reach in most societies. Ethiopia's goal of universal health …

A low-income country, Ethiopia has made impressive progress in improving health
outcomes. The Inter-agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation reported that Ethiopia has …

Background Primary health care services are fundamental to improving health and health
equity, particularly in the context of low and middle-income settings where resources are …

Background As a signatory of the Millennium Development Goals, Ethiopia has made
significant achievements towards meeting the maternal mortality related goals since 1990 …