Rate My Professor Adam Fusheini

Fusheini's research interests encompass health policy, health systems governance, universal health coverage, health financing particularly in low- and middle-income settings like Ghana and South Africa, health services research, public policy analysis and implementation, and qualitative research methods. Notable publications include 'Achieving universal health coverage in South Africa through a district health system approach: conflicting ideologies of health care provision' (2016, BMC Health Services Research, 176 citations); 'The politico-economic challenges of Ghana’s national health insurance scheme implementation' (2016, International Journal of Health Policy and Management); 'Implementation challenges of the National Health Insurance Scheme in selected districts in Ghana: evidence from the field' (2017, International Journal of Public Administration); the book chapter 'Healthcare Financing Reforms: Ghana's National Health Insurance' in Health Reforms Across the World; 'Health insurance coverage, type of payment for health insurance, and reasons for not being insured under the National Health Insurance Scheme in Ghana' (2019, Health Economics Review); and recent works such as 'Facilitators and barriers for public-private partnerships for universal health coverage in sub-Saharan Africa: A scoping review' (2025, Health Policy and Planning) and 'Cost-effectiveness of psychological treatment and support interventions for people living with HIV/AIDS: state of the evidence and policy considerations' (2025). His scholarship, with over 900 citations across 63 publications, contributes to advancing health equity and system strengthening in global health contexts.