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SUMMARY:Improving Service Delivery to Strengthen PHI Uptake in Cameroon
DESCRIPTION:Date: Friday\, December 5th 2025\nTime: 3:00pm – 4:00pm (GMT+1)\nVenue: Zoom\, Online (Register now)\n \nBackground  \nFinancial constraints remain a major obstacle to accessing timely and quality healthcare in Cameroon\, where four in ten citizens live below the national poverty line (1). These barriers often force individuals to delay or forgo treatment\, compounding the effects of already limited and uneven access to healthcare services. As a result\, families with limited income fall deeper into poverty\, while health disparities widen and outcomes deteriorate for the most vulnerable groups\, especially in rural communities. Private health insurance (PHIs) offers a complementary pathway to improve access to quality healthcare by protecting individuals from financial hardship. However\, uptake of health insurance over the years has remained significantly low\, with less than 10%  (2) of the population covered by any form of health insurance scheme. In Cameroon\, low insurance coverage is attributed to several issues\, including high premium costs\, lack of trust in insurance companies\, and persistent problems with service delivery\, such as drawn-out administrative processes\, erratic customer service\, and slow claims resolution. These obstacles erode consumer trust and directly influence their satisfaction in the schemes offered. In addition\, the quality of services offered by health facilities to insured patients can greatly impact the reputation of health insurance companies as well as its acceptance by the population. Poor customer experiences perpetuate a negative perception of the service and reduce the willingness of community members to purchase PHI. \nPHI has the potential to expand access to quality care in Cameroon\, but only if service delivery is equitable\, transparent\, and responsive to community needs. Effectively enhancing the quality of service delivery is thus essential to significantly improve acceptance of PHI in the country\, demystifying negative experiences and increasing utilization rates. This webinar aims to explore strategies for enhancing the quality of services delivered by private health insurance providers in Cameroon\, with the goal of increasing community uptake. \nObjectives \n\nTo identify and discuss the state of health service delivery by insurance companies and health facilities. To identify and discuss the operational challenges faced by private health insurance providers\, including regulatory gaps and claims management.\nTo discuss the causes of poor quality service delivery within health facilities.\nTo explore innovative strategies and best practices for improving service delivery standards among PHI providers to enhance client satisfaction and retention.\n\nExpected Outputs  \nThe expected outputs are: \n\nA deeper understanding of the challenges and barriers to quality service delivery in PHIs.\nImproved awareness of service quality as an important factor in PHI uptake.\nInsights into practical strategies and innovations to enhance the quality of care in private health institutions.\nActionable recommendations provided for government\, private insurers\, and community stakeholders in overcoming these barriers.\nA Policy brief summarizing insights and recommendations.\n\nTarget Audience  \nThis webinar is intended for health insurance providers and administrators\, healthcare providers\, health system strengthening experts\, policymakers\, community leaders\, PHI subscribers and the public. \nVenue  \nThis webinar will take place on Zoom platform and will be aired on Facebook live. \nREGISTER NOW
URL:https://www.foretiafoundation.org/events/improving-service-delivery-to-strengthen-phi-uptake-in-cameroon/
LOCATION:Zoom Online\, Zoom Online
CATEGORIES:EPHI,Event,Events,Health Insurance,webinar
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SUMMARY:Innovations in Private health insurance Delivery
DESCRIPTION:Date: Thursday\, May 9th\, 2025\nVenue: Zoom\, Online (REGISTER NOW)\nTime: 3:00pm – 4:00pm \nBackground \nRising healthcare costs\, affordability concerns\, disparities in access to care\, ill-equipped infrastructures and inadequate human resources are among the most pressing health system issues in Cameroon. Global technological advances have the capability of addressing several of these needs\, offering a quicker and more accessible route to healthcare services\, reducing waiting time in the hospitals and facilitating access to healthcare specialists. Indeed\, the widening of mobile phones usage and expansion of internet penetration (34% increase in the past four years (1))\, opens up doors for numerous possibilities in improving health service delivery and coverage in the country. This includes increasing accessibility and addressing affordability by reducing the financial burden related to healthcare. \nRisk pooling and healthcare prepayment mechanisms such as health insurance are proven solutions to tackle healthcare related financial constraints\, but this remains unpopular\, with only a small proportion of the population covered. Leveraging innovation and technology to increase healthcare affordability thus goes beyond cost reduction\, to address the availability and accessibility of health coverage mechanisms for all. This means transforming how health insurance is accessed\, managed\, and delivered. \nDigital tools such as mobile platforms\, electronic claims processing\, data analytics\, and AI-powered customer support can streamline enrolment\, reduce administrative costs\, and improve user experience. By embracing tech-driven solutions\, private health insurance providers can enhance service efficiency and expand coverage to underserved populations. This webinar will examine how health insurance companies can harness innovation and technology to enhance service delivery\, exploring possible challenges and the roles of key stakeholders in ensuring their successful and sustainable operation. \nObjectives \nThe objective of this webinar is to showcase the potential of digital technologies to transform private health insurance service delivery in Cameroon. \nMore specifically\, the webinar aims to: \n\nExplore innovative solutions for enrollment\, claims management\, and health insurance service delivery.\nIdentify specific challenges in implementing tech-driven solutions for private health insurance service delivery.\nIdentify key stakeholders and their specific roles in implementing innovative health insurance delivery solutions.\n\nExpected Outputs \nThe expected outputs are: \n\nImproved understanding of the potential of technology to transform private health insurance in Cameroon.\nInsights gained into how to address potential challenges and engage the relevant stakeholders.\n\nTargeted Audience \nThis webinar is intended for health insurance providers\, Healthcare providers\, IT professionals and digital health innovators\, Policymakers\, Government officials\, potential investors in digital health solutions and the public. \nVenue \nThis webinar will take place on Zoom platform and will be aired on Facebook live. \nRegister
URL:https://www.foretiafoundation.org/events/innovations-in-private-health-insurance-delivery/
LOCATION:Zoom Online\, Zoom Online
CATEGORIES:EPHI,Event,Events,Health Insurance,webinar
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SUMMARY:Private Health Insurance as a potentiator of Universal Health Coverage
DESCRIPTION:Date: Wednesday October 30th\, 2024Time: 3:00pm -4:00pm\nVenue: Zoom\, Online (Register now) \nBackground\nHealth insurance is a form of financial protection that is effective in the event of an unexpected illness\, as it allows healthcare users to access quality health services when and wherever they need it with minimal financial setbacks. In a population of over 25 million\, in Cameroon\, only 6.46% of Cameroonians had a form of social health protection [1] leaving nonsubscribers to spend exponentially in order to access healthcare services. Cameroon\, alongside other nations are working towards achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) [2] as per the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) agenda. Committed to achieve this\, the Cameroonian government launched the Phase I of UHC in April 2023\, effective in 5 of the 10 regions with the package for pregnant women and children expanded to the South West and North West region of Cameroon. With the numerous private health insurance companies in the country subscription rate remain low. This highlights the need for effective health insurance systems to facilitate broader access to healthcare services.\nObjectives\nThe overall objective is to highlight the role health insurance plays in facilitating and enabling access to quality\, and timely healthcare services whenever needed.\nMore specifically: \nDiscuss the Current State of Health Insurance: Analyze the existing health insurance landscape in Cameroon\, including challenges and opportunities.\nHighlight Successful Models: Present successful health insurance models from other countries African countries that could be adapted to the Cameroonian context.\nIdentify Barriers to Access: Examine barriers that prevent citizens from enrolling in health insurance programs and accessing UHC. \nExpected Outcomes\nThe expected outputs are: \nIncreased awareness of the importance of health insurance in achieving UHC in Cameroon.\nIdentification of actionable strategies to enhance health insurance coverage.\nStrengthened collaboration among stakeholders to address barriers to access.\nDevelopment of a roadmap for future initiatives aimed at improving health financing mechanisms. \nTargeted Audience\nThis webinar is intended for the health insurance providers\, policymakers\, government officials\, public health professionals\, public health researchers\, health economists\, community leaders\, health advocates\, and the general public\nVenue\nThis webinar will take place on Zoom platform and will be aired on Facebook live.\nProposed Panelists/Moderator \nNoudji Simon\, MD\, MPH\, Head of Communication\, marketing and promotion\, UHC\nItem Gustave\, Branch Manager AXA Assurance\nMildred Njamnsi\, Resource Mobiliser North West Special Fund for Health \n Moderator:\nDr Odette Kibu\, Senior Policy Analyst Nkafu Policy Institute\nREGISTER NOW
URL:https://www.foretiafoundation.org/events/private-health-insurance-as-a-potentiator-of-universal-health-coverage/
LOCATION:Zoom Online\, Zoom Online
CATEGORIES:Event,Events,Health Insurance,webinar
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SUMMARY:Willingness to pay for health insurance subscription: An Analysis of the potential to increase subscription rates
DESCRIPTION:May 17\, 2023\, 15:00 – 16:00 (GMT + 1) ZOOM Platform (Register now) \nBackground\nHealth insurance is regarded as a means to allow financial risk protection and allow the middle\nand low-income countries to have access to healthcare. However\, these countries grossly\nunderutilize health insurance schemes for a variety of reasons including: reliability in the\nscheme\, inadequate knowledge of the importance of insurance schemes and level of education\nsignificantly affected uptake of health insurance schemes. The consequence is unplanned outof-pocket payments (OPP) and use of general incomes as key sources of health care financing.\nThis contributes to deepen social inequalities\, while exposing populations to poor quality health\ncare services and financial catastrophes related to the burden of health spending. The\nwillingness to pay for insurance subscription is an important indicator to assess in order to make\nrecommendations on the suitable health insurance schemes within the Cameroonian context.\nGeneral Objectives\n– To assess the willingness to pay for health insurance among health care users\nSpecifically\n– Determine the factors that influence the willingness to pay for health insurance\n– Propose the type health insurance schemes that might be suitable for implementation in\nCameroon.\nTargeted audience\nThis panel discussion will bring together representatives from the ministry of public health\,\nhealth economists\, health care providers\, health researchers\, civil society organizations\,\nhealth equity advocates\, policy makers as well as the general public.\nDenis & Lenora Foretia Foundation – Catalyzing Africa’s Economic Transformation\nOpposite College Jesus Marie – Simbock\, P.O.BOX 14315 Yaoundé\, Cameroon\nTel: (+237) 22 31 15 84 / 654 86 72 54\ninfo@foretiafoundation.org – www.foretiafoundation.org\nExpected outcome\n– The factors that determine the willingness to pay for health insurance will be identified\n– Suitable health insurance schemes will be proposed for implementation in Cameroon\nModerator\nDr Odette Kibu\, Senior Health Policy Analyst | Nkafu Policy Institute\nOnline Participation – REGISTER NOW
URL:https://www.foretiafoundation.org/events/willingness-to-pay-for-health-insurance-subscription-an-analysis-of-the-potential-to-increase-subscription-rates/
LOCATION:Zoom Online\, Zoom Online
CATEGORIES:Event,Events,Health Insurance
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SUMMARY:Major setbacks in attaining Universal Health Coverage in Cameroon
DESCRIPTION:Date: Wednesday\, 12 April 2023 at 09:30 AMOnsite: Muna Foundation (Register here) – Online Zoom (Register Here) \nBackground \nThe essence of health insurance is to protect one from financial havoc in the times of unexpected illness or life-threatening situations. Similarly\, Universal Health Coverage (UHC) aims to ensure that all nationals obtain health services without excessive out-of-pocket payment. It is said that Over 55% of Cameroonians live below the poverty line\, of which 37.7% are extremely impoverished. Cameroon is currently faced with major internal crises affecting various regions\, forcing community members in some of these regions to flee and become internally displaced.  Since November 2021\, Cameroon has been experiencing shortages and increase of prices of staple goods as a result of inflation\, making it more challenging for some to access quality healthcare services. For the country like Cameroon to attain UHC\, an adequate and qualified human resource is required to accommodate the growing population\, surprisingly\, sources state that a majority of the country’s doctors practice in the Centre region\, Yaoundé\, where only 18% of the population resides. As the country faces several challenges\, attaining UHC by the year 2030 is still in progress\, following the WHO agreement of all Member States. What measures are currently taken by the government to improve access to healthcare in the country? Does the country have adequate human resource to provide quality care for all nationals? These questions\, are amongst a few the Health Policy and Research Division of the Nkafu Policy Institute seeks to answer in this event. \nObjectives \nThe overall objective is to identify the loopholes in the healthcare system preventing the attainment of Universal health coverage in Cameroon.\nSpecifically: \nAccess the feasibility of attaining Universal Health coverage by 2030.\nTo investigate the role and the contribution of the government in increasing access to healthcare in Cameroon. \nTarget Audience \nThe target audience for this event includes\, civil society organizations\, policy makers\, private health insurance companies\, health economists\, public health researchers and the general public. \nExpected Outcomes \nPolicy implementations that favour the easier uptake of insurance and reduce out of pocket expenditure for families.\nClearly outline the gaps in the healthcare system that halt the process of attaining UHC \nProposed Panelists/Moderator \nModerator:\nProposed Panelists\nAchangwa chiara\nPhD Public Health Candidate at Konyang University\nElvis KILOH NFOR\nPublic Health Physician MD\, MPH\nMinistry of Public Health Cameroon\nOnsite Participation – REGISTER NOWOnline Participation – REGISTER NOW
URL:https://www.foretiafoundation.org/events/major-setbacks-in-attaining-universal-health-coverage-in-cameroon/
LOCATION:Muna Foundation\, Yaounde\, Centre\, 00237\, Cameroon
CATEGORIES:Event,Events,Health Insurance
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SUMMARY:Challenges of enrolling the informal sector in health insurance schemes
DESCRIPTION:Context \nInformal sector is a large part of economy in Cameroon as in other developing countries\, representing more than 50% of the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) and about 90% of the working force. But in the progress towards universal health coverage\, informal sector workers are mostly left behind\, to such an extent that they are referred as “the missing middle”. Indeed\, engaging informal sector is one of the most critical challenges of health coverage systems\, because informal sector workers are less likely to enroll in private health insurance schemes as well as to be retained in government health insurance programs\, as they are outside the formal tax system. On this webinar\, the health research division of the Nkafu Policy Institute aims to tackle this problematic\, by trying to find answers to the following question: “What are the challenges of enrolling the informal sector in health insurance schemes?”. \nObjectives \nGeneral objective \nThe general objective of this event is to identify the challenges of engaging informal sectors workers in health insurance schemes. \nSpecific objectives\nPresent the situation of informal sector involvement in health insurance\nIdentify the barriers to the enrollment of informal sector in health insurance schemes.\nPropose strategies to reduce barriers to the enrollment of informal sectors in health insurance schemes. \nTargeted audience \nThis event intends to gather\, health economists\, insurance specialists\, health care providers\, health researchers\, civil society organizations\, health equity advocates\, as well as the general public. \nExpected results \nChallenges of enrolling informal sector in health insurance schemes will be identified\nPropositions and recommendations to reduce barriers to the enrollment of informal sector in health insurance schemes will be made. \nPanelists \nDr. Nguessie Christabelle\nPublic Health Physician & Health Economist\nDr Albert ZE\nHealth Economist\, General manager at “Institut de Recherche pour la Santé et Développement (IRESADE) ”\nPhD. Ghislaine Lienou Gayap\nExecutive consultant – Prudential Beneficial life Insurance\nDr. Fabien Sundjo\nPolicy Fellow – Economic Affairs\nOnsite Participation – REGISTER NOWOnline Participation – REGISTER NOW
URL:https://www.foretiafoundation.org/events/challenges-of-enrolling-the-informal-sector-in-health-insurance-schemes/
LOCATION:Muna Foundation\, Yaounde\, Centre\, 00237\, Cameroon
CATEGORIES:Event,Events,Health Insurance
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SUMMARY:Health care providers initiatives to promote private health insurance
DESCRIPTION:March 15\, 2023\, 3:00pm – 4:00pmOnline – Zoom (Register Here)\n1. Context\nHealth care coverage is a key point in fostering access to quality and affordable health care services for all. In a context of limited resources where public and governmental actions are not sufficient to ensure health care coverage for every citizen\, private initiatives must be encouraged. Otherwise\, one of the reasons why private health insurance still struggle to settle in Cameroon\, is lack of trust in insurance companies’ system and yet health care providers involvement in the process\, may bring more credit to private health insurance schemes and motivates enrollment. The private health insurance system proposed by THEA medical foundation is an example of such an engagement that can serve as model for other health care practitioners. The problematic that will be addressed during this webinar rely on the following questions: What are the health care providers’ concrete actions for private health insurance promotion? What are the encountered challenges? How to engage more health care providers in the promotion of private health insurance?\n2. Objectives\n§ General objective\nThe general objective of this webinar is to identify and understand concrete actions raised by health care providers to promote private health insurance in Cameroon.\n§ Specific objectives\n– Identify health care providers initiatives that promote private health insurance\n– Discuss the functioning and challenges of the THEA’s medical foundation and MEDCAMER health coverage system\n– Propose strategies to engage more health care providers in promoting private health insurance.\n3. Targeted audience\nThis event intends to gather\, health economists\, insurance specialists\, health care providers\, health researchers\, civil society organizations\, health equity advocates\, as well as the general public.\n4. Expected results\n– Health care providers initiatives that promote private health insurance will be identified\n– The functioning and challenges of the THEA’s foundation and MEDCAMER health coverage will be understood.\n– Propositions and recommendations to engage more health care providers in promoting private health insurance will be made.
URL:https://www.foretiafoundation.org/events/health-care-providers-initiatives-to-promote-private-health-insurance/
LOCATION:Zoom Online\, Zoom Online
CATEGORIES:Events,Health Insurance
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SUMMARY:The role of Community Based Health Insurance in reducing out-of-pocket health expenditure
DESCRIPTION:February 15\, 2023\, 3:00pm – 4:00pmZoom Online (Register Now)\n1. Background\nAccess to healthcare is a basic necessity for the functioning and wellbeing of a nation\, however\, this need is limited in developing countries due pervasive corruption and poorly structured healthcare systems. One of the highest level of health expenditure occurs in the informal sector in Cameroon (up to 30%\, mostly in primary health care) however\, solely 36.1% have access to the health centre as persons living in rural areas still face challenges accessing health care services. There exists various forms of health insurance in Cameroon\, however there is no official national insurance. Community based health insurance is a form of insurance that is characterized by community members pooling funds to balance the cost of healthcare. In 2019\, out of pocket health expenditure was at 72.5% signifying poor healthcare financing and makes one question the role of insurance in the country. How many functional CBHI scheme are functional in the country\, are there alternatives the health insurance that are more appealing to community members\, what are the greatest challenges experienced by the government when it involves nationals subscribing to health insurance. These are some the Health Policy and Research Division of the Nkafu Policy Institute seeks to answer in this webinar.\n2. Objectives\nThe overall objective is to highlight the role of community-based health insurance schemes in healthcare financing in Cameroon.\nSpecifically:\n– To identify challenges surrounding the implementation and functioning of community-based insurance schemes;\n– Investigate the feasibility of attaining Universal Health Coverage through the implementation of Community based Insurance schemes;\n– Discussed the role and the contribution of the government in reducing out-of-pocket financing in Cameroon.\n3. Target Audience\nThe target audience for this event includes\, civil society organizations\, policy makers\, health economists\, health insurance companies\, public health researchers and the general public.\n4. Expected Outcomes\n– Policy implementations that favor the management of mental health challenges caused by poor healthcare financing\n– Clearly outline the mental health challenges faced by nationals as a result of out-of-pocket financing
URL:https://www.foretiafoundation.org/events/the-role-of-community-based-health-insurance-in-reducing-out-of-pocket-health-expenditure/
CATEGORIES:Events,Health Insurance
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