Pre-post survey analysis reveals reduced wealth inequities in childhood diarrhea treatment, suggesting market-shaping initiatives expand healthcare coverage without compromising equity.
The results show a pro-rural improvement in coverage and a reduction in coverage inequities across wealth quintiles from baseline to endline. This gives an indication that initiatives focused on shaping healthcare market systems may be effective in reducing health coverage gaps without detracting from equity as a health policy objective.
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