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July 31, 2026Health Economics Policy and LawOpen Access

Institutional assembly under constraints: pathways to universal health coverage in Brazil, Rwanda, and China

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MLMengyun LinHYHan‐Mo YangJYJunjian Yi

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This analysis examines UHC pathways in Brazil, Rwanda, and China, highlighting institutional assembly under constraints.

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore how Brazil, Rwanda, and China achieve universal health coverage despite diverse constraints.
  • Comparative analysis of health systems in Brazil, Rwanda, and China.
  • Examination of institutional frameworks and coverage strategies in these countries.
  • Assessment of the role of government, donor support, and fiscal capacity in shaping health policies.
  • Brazil offers free health access through tax financing but faces challenges due to limited spending, leading to public-private duality.
  • Rwanda expands coverage for informal sectors with subsidized community-based insurance but is dependent on donor aid and household costs.
  • China's segmented insurance systems combine payroll-funded and subsidized schemes, achieving rapid scale but resulting in regional disparities.

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Lin et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6c476f747664a1aa73cc36https://doi.org/10.1017/s1744133126100607
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