National Health Institute Case Study

1. Introduction
The National health institute (NHI) of South Africa is a financing system of health, which was designed to find or create funding in order to provide access to affordable personal health services of health services of quality for all South Africans. The type of health care needs catered for is regardless of socio economic statuses of individuals. (World health organisation, 2007).
The national health institute is implemented under basic ethical considerations such as fairness, and is consistent with the global vision that health care should be seen as a social investment and therefore should not be subjected to market forces where it is treated as a normal commodity of trade. (World health organisation, 2007). To date, the NHI has managed to deliver free health care services to people of low socio economic class, or provided health services to individuals who couldn’t afford to pay for them at a particular moment. In 2016, the NHI managed to provide free and quality health care to all South African citizens who are unemployed, and affordable health care services to members of the working class.
2. Research problem
Poor people or people of low socio economic class are
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