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ihlr-25038	Alexiadou, Elisavet Athanasia	Health Care Reforms and the Challenge of Inequality from a Human Rights Lens: Lessons from Europe	2021	15	.pdf	application/pdf	6961	277	44	Finally, as a way of addressing current and future imbalances in health care that generate inequality, the article concedes that health care reforms should be designed and implemented not in isolation from, but in consistency with human rights requirements and particularly with the right to health requirements. In fact, health care reforms based on the privatization of health care provision have raised a human rights concern in that the choice of privatization as a health care reform measure can be detrimental to the equitable availability and accessibility of health care, especially when this reform initiative is poorly conceived and under-regulated by a state.63 Nonetheless, it must be conceded that regulated health sector privatization with substantial and sustained insurance subsidization for disadvantaged groups in society is possible to create a window 61.	cache/ihlr-25038.pdf	txt/ihlr-25038.txt