Disability inclusion in primary health care is not a peripheral issue but a fundamental test of whether health systems in sub-Saharan Africa are advancing health equity and universal health coverage. Persons with disabilities experience persistent and overlapping barriers across the care pathway, including physical ina...
Mohamed Daud Mohamed, Y. B. Abdullahi, Abdikadir Ahmed Hassan et al.· International Journal for Eq...· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Universal health coverage (UHC) is unattainable without sustainable and equitable health financing. Somalia, operating with an estimated health expenditure of roughly $15 per capita, represents one of the starkest examples of the gap between global UHC ambitions and the realities of fragile‐state financing. Th...
A. A. Abdulle, I. A. Khalif, Aniso Mohamed Abdi et al.· Public Health Challenges· 0 citations
Health systems in fragile and conflict-affected settings such as Somalia are widely characterized by prolonged disruption, limited state capacity, and heavy dependence on external assistance. In recent years, however, there has been growing debate on whether these systems are merely recovering from collapse or undergoi...
M. S. Abdi, Hafsa Ali Mohamud, Mohamed Dahir Abdi et al.· Discover Public Health· 0 citations
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