Factors Influencing Voluntary Enrollment into NHIF among Market Vendors: A Case of Mwanza, Tanzania
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Background
National Health Insurance Fund recently developed new affordable packages aiming at attracting enrolment of
new clients into the health insurance scheme, however, NHIF still faces low enrollment of clients primarily from
the informal sector. This study aims at understanding factors affecting uptake of voluntary NHIF in the informal
sector, focusing on how demographic factors, socioeconomic status, level of awareness and perceived quality of
health care affect the uptake of voluntary NHIF in the informal sector.
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