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The first 100 days of Universal Health Coverage
What has changed so far, early results and initial public response — and the future direction of Armenia’s healthcare reform.
On April 16, 17:30, WTC Yerevan hosted Anahit Avanesyan, the minister of Health, RA. The discussion focused on the first 100 days of Universal Health Coverage reform, offering a timely look at what has changed so far, early results, and initial public response.
The session further explored on the current state of Armenia’s healthcare system, covering ongoing challenges in access, financial protection, and equity. It highlighted key reforms undertaken to modernize service delivery, strengthen primary care, and improve system efficiency and quality.
The discussion explored how these reforms contribute to human capital by improving health outcomes and supporting a more productive population. It also looked ahead to future directions of the reform, including system sustainability, digital integration, and evolving service delivery models.
The panel concluded with a focus on the introduction of Comprehensive Health Insurance reform as a central step toward expanding coverage, strengthening financial protection, and ensuring equitable access to essential health services.
Doors opened for networking: 17:30 | Talk started: 18:00
Language: Armenian
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Anahit Avanesyan
Minister of Health of the Republic of Armenia.
