Reconciling the Senegalese Population with Their Healthcare System: Strategies to Mitigate healthcare Renunciation

Mohamadou Sall

Reconciling the Senegalese Population with Their Healthcare System: Strategies to Mitigate healthcare Renunciation

Mohamadou Sall

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Au Sénégal, l’efficacité des efforts consentis pour développer la couverture santé universelle sont freinés par le fait qu’une fraction importante de la population renonce à exercer ses droits. On distingue le renoncement-barrière, lié aux coûts économiques des soins, et le renoncement-refus, marquant les préférences des individus pour d’autres moyens de traiter leurs problèmes de santé. Les données d’enquêtes montrent que ces deux formes de renoncement coexistent, même chez les personnes atteintes de maladies graves et bénéficiant de programmes de gratuité. Des pistes sont proposées pour réduire l’ampleur du renoncement et mieux comprendre les processus décisionnels sous-jacents.

langue originale	Anglais
Editeur	LISER
Nombre de pages	7
Lieu de publication	Esch-sur-Alzette
état	Publié - 12 oct. 2023
Modification externe	Oui

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Nom	Policy Brief
Editeur	LISER
Numéro	08
ISSN (Electronique)	2716-7437

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Sénégal
Santé
droits
renoncement-barrière
renoncement-refus
gratuité

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