Influence of poverty on the use of health care: Toucar village - Namou, Dékaï Jean-Luc
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Access to health care is undoubtedly a social, economic and political phenomenon and, above all, one of the fundamental human rights (Universal Declaration of Human Rights [1945] (WHO, 2000). Moreover, it is a reality that can be measured by attendance, i.e., use of the health care system.However, in several African countries, cost recovery under the Bamako Initiative has generalized the pricing of medical procedures and the sale of drugs, from basic care to hospital care (SADIO, 1994) (AKIN et al., 2003). As a result, a household affected by the illness of one of its members may find itself…mehr

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Access to health care is undoubtedly a social, economic and political phenomenon and, above all, one of the fundamental human rights (Universal Declaration of Human Rights [1945] (WHO, 2000). Moreover, it is a reality that can be measured by attendance, i.e., use of the health care system.However, in several African countries, cost recovery under the Bamako Initiative has generalized the pricing of medical procedures and the sale of drugs, from basic care to hospital care (SADIO, 1994) (AKIN et al., 2003). As a result, a household affected by the illness of one of its members may find itself permanently impoverished due to the loss of income associated with the illness and the cost of access to care.In Fatick, the rural world plays a predominant role in the socio-economic life of the population. This region is located in the agro-ecological zone of the groundnut basin, which is the most severely affected by the degradation of environmental resources. The village of Toucar is partof the Niakhar study area located in the Fatick district, Fatick region, 145 km southeast of Dakar.
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Autorenporträt
Dékaï Jean-Luc NAMOU is a health services engineer specializing in health economics at the Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene (MSHP) of Côte d'Ivoire since May 2019. Prior to joining the MSHP, he was in charge of coordinating projects at Groupe conseil santé et développement sud (CSDS) a consulting firm based in Abidjan.