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How do gender and disability influence the ability of the poor to benefit from pro-poor health financing policies in Kenya? An intersectional analysis

机译:性别和残疾如何影响肯尼亚穷人从有利于穷人的卫生筹资政策中受益的能力?交叉分析

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BackgroundHealth inequity has mainly been linked to differences in economic status, with the poor facing greater challenges accessing healthcare than the less poor. To extend financial coverage to the poor and vulnerable, Kenya has therefore implemented several pro-poor health policy reforms. However, other social determinants of health such as gender and disability also influence health status and access to care. This study employed an intersectional approach to explore how gender disability and poverty interact to influence how poor women in Kenya benefit from pro-poor financing policies that target them.
机译:背景健康不平等主要与经济状况的差异有关,穷人比穷人面临更大的医疗保健挑战。为了将财政覆盖范围扩大到穷人和弱势群体,肯尼亚执行了几项有利于穷人的卫生政策改革。但是,其他健康的社会决定因素,例如性别和残疾也影响健康状况和获得护理的机会。这项研究采用交叉研究的方法来探讨性别残疾和贫困如何相互作用,从而影响肯尼亚的贫困妇女如何从针对她们的扶贫融资政策中受益。

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