UHC service coverage index

This comprehensive index measures the availability and utilization of essential health services, reflecting a country's commitment to achieving universal health coverage. It encompasses a range of critical interventions, including reproductive health, maternal and child health, management of infectious diseases, and the treatment of noncommunicable diseases, alongside an evaluation of service capacity and accessibility. The index is quantified on a scale from 0 to 100, where higher values signify greater coverage and effectiveness of healthcare services in meeting the needs of the population. By analyzing this metric, policymakers can identify gaps in service delivery and prioritize areas for investment, ultimately enhancing health system performance and health outcomes for vulnerable communities. Source: