The Subscribers' Perception on National Health Insurance Medicines

The National Health Insurance Scheme is a pro poor social intervention policy that has come to stay. The book is very good and erodes the negative perception on the National Health Insurance Medicines List.- WINDHAM EMIL AFRAM. The Sustainability of the scheme largely depends on the medicines list.The book calls for the need to strengthen and add on to the list. I believe it is a clarion call and must be adhered to. - JOHN AWUKU-AHEVI. The National Health Insurance Scheme is still at it's implementation stage and a lot of publicity needs to be done.The book unveils the widely used media and I think we still need to explore the other medium where our local languages could be much articulated to catch up with the grassroots - DR. FRANCIS BAAH. The National Health Insurance is generally acclaimed to be good intervention.The much talked about on volume of medicines on the medicines list must be reviewed to meet subscribers' expectations.The book is a must read - RICHMOND LARMIE

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Francis Oti Frempong was born on 2nd September,1970 to Dora Serwaa & J.K. Frempong. Had Elementary Education at Nana Kwaku Boateng Experimental & Secondary Education at SECTECH & YIKROSEC.Holds B.A in Economics/Sociology with 2nd Class Honors-Upper Division from UCC and EMBA from KNUST. Married to Georgina Oti Frempong with three pretty Daughters.