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FP7 research project exploring social exclusion in social health protection programmes. Coordinated by LSE Health. All tweets our own.

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Senegal policy makers will take into account #HealthInc2014 recommendations on social exclusion when redesigning & relaunching plan sesame

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Improving Plan Sesame is necessary not just for health care but to improve living conditions of older people in Senegal #HealthInc2014

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"In Senegal we lack experts in geriatric care and this needs to be improved" - Maymouna Ba on health care for older people #HealthInc2014

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Irene Agyepong: in Ghana 'social exclusion does explain some of the problems we are seeing with nhis, but not all'. #HealthInc2014

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Andries du toit: many institutions r socially unjust & exploitative. Problem is that vulnerable are included on adverse terms #HealthInc2014

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Interesting talk from Danny Trimbos on his experience of social exclusion: "poverty is a consequence of social exclusion" #HealthInc2014

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"Health financing community of practice mapped 23 shp programmes per country on average across francophone West Africa" #HealthInc2014

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@PhilipaMladovsk introduces health Inc research at #HealthInc2014

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Agenda for Health Inc final conference: http://t.co/Ng1tHyiGac, 28-29th October 2014, ITM, Antwerp #socialexclusion #socialhealthprotection

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Health Inc research via @AfricaAtLse – National Health Insurance: struggling to be born http://t.co/brlCPe9EqF #HSR2014

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Joe Kutzin: health Inc research makes us think uhc research may be guilty of being "too policy centered and not people centered" #HSR2014

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VERY interesting presentation to show how insurance design could exclude women @HealthIncFP7 Time to act

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India: "a gendered lens should be adopted during design and implementation of health policy". Health Inc research at #HSR2014

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India: information about health insurance for the poor are controled by local authorities & political network = low enrolment @HealthIncFP7

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"Women experience multiple layers of exclusion" from accessing RSBY in India. Health Inc research at #HSR2014

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@mayba05 share very interesting qualitative study about free health care in Senegal @HealthIncFP7 @ev4gh

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"I haven't registered because I hardly get sick...if I'm ill I take some herbs and I get cured" #NHIS Ghana #HSR2014

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RSBY planned at national level, didn't take into account local socioeconomic conditions leading to poor implementation #HSR2014

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"Power imbalances" reduce access to RSBY for the socially excluded.#HSR2014

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What social exclusion is ? session by Health Inc research program #HSR2014