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Lack of adequate healthcare financing and access to basic health services is still a problem in Ethiopia. To alleviate this, Ethiopia is currently introducing SHI. There is limited information the challenges of SHI implementation. Therefore, this study assess the Challenges of SHI Implementation in Akaki Kaliti Sub-City Administration from Public Servants Perspective. In this study the Akaki Kaliti sub city public servants, Ethiopian pharmaceutical supply agency, Addis Ababa social health insurance director, Addis Ababa health bureau and two Akaki Kaliti SubCity Administration woreda health centers were participated in the study. Purposive sampling technique and case study employed as a major study tools. The collected data were organized and analyzed through qualitative research approach. Qualitative approach was used that would involve content, in-depth interviews and case study discussion with purposively selected public servants. In the study area in addition, key informant interview was also conducted with stake holders, The study found that, most public servants can’t cover their health service expenditure this is result of the health service expensive cost and their low income. |
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