New ReAct policy brief: Antimicrobial resistance and universal health coverage – What’s the deal?
18 September 2019
Managing antibiotic resistance will be critical to achieve universal health coverage
Effective antibiotics are critically important cornerstones for a health system. Antimicrobial resistance would therefore seriously jeopardize the achievement of universal health coverage as:
- Without sustainable and effective treatment of infections, good quality health care for all will not be reached.
- Without management of antimicrobial resistance, sustainable financing of universal health coverage will be difficult.
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