TAILIEUCHUNG - Global Strategy for Women,s and Children,s Health

When analyzing health coverage of children, it is critical to focus not solely on insurance coverage status, but also on the quality of coverage and actual access to care the child is experiencing. CHF estimates that approximately million of insured children are experiencing barriers to accessing care, meaning that even though they technically have insurance coverage, covered benefits may be insufficient, out-of-pocket costs for families may be unaffordable, there may not be appropriate medical providers in their area, or they may not have access to transportation to get to Provisions of the ACA begin the process of addressing these issues and breaking down barriers to. | d United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon FOREWORD BY THE UN SECRETARY-GENERAL Each year millions of women and children die from preventable causes. These are not mere statistics. They are people with names and faces. Their suffering is unacceptable in the 21st century. We must therefore do more for the newborn who succumbs to infection for want of a simple injection and for the young boy who will never reach his full potential because of malnutrition. We must do more for the teenage girl facing an unwanted pregnancy for the married woman who has found she is infected with the HIV virus and for the mother who faces complications in childbirth. 2 Together we must make a decisive move now to improve the health of women and children around the world. We know what works. We have achieved excellent progress in a short time in some countries. The answers lie in building our collective resolve to ensure universal access to essential health services and proven life-saving interventions as we work to strengthen health systems. These range from family planning and making childbirth safe to increasing access to vaccines and treatment for HIV and AIDS malaria tuberculosis pneumonia and other neglected diseases. The needs of each country vary and depend on existing resources and capacities. Often the solutions are very simple such as clean water exclusive breastfeeding nutrition and education on how to prevent poor health. The Global Strategy for Women s and Children s Health meets this challenge head on. It sets out the key areas where action is urgently required to enhance financing strengthen policy and improve service delivery. These include Support for country-led health plans supported by increased predictable and sustainable investment. Integrated delivery of health services and life-saving interventions - so women and their children can access prevention treatment and care when and where they need it. Stronger health systems with sufficient skilled health workers .

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