A Voucher scheme in Yemen
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The document discusses a reproductive health voucher program in Yemen that aims to increase access to maternal services for poor rural women. The program issues vouchers that can be used at contracted public or private health providers. It has operated since 2013 in 18 districts, targeting family planning and safe motherhood. The program works with the Ministry of Health and local authorities in provider selection, quality assessment, and data management. It has complemented public services by also contracting community midwives and private hospitals. Lessons learned include taking a total market approach, maintaining government stewardship, ensuring quality standards, and providing additional financing to reach the poor.
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The PRISMA model focused on integrating health and social services for older adults around medical management. It featured coordination, single point of entry, case management, assessment tools, individualized plans, and information sharing. After 4 years, PRISMA significantly reduced functional decline, ER visits, and increased satisfaction without additional costs.
Success factors included high collaboration between researchers, government, and providers. Sustained regional leadership also helped maintain the vision. Though physician participation was 73%, remuneration remains a challenge to full implementation across Quebec. Ongoing training is also
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This document provides an overview of primary health care principles including:
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- Primary health care aims to provide essential health services universally and affordably through primary-level facilities as the first point of contact for communities.
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Citizen Voice and Action is a social accountability approach used by World Vision to improve relationships between communities and governments to strengthen services like health care and education. It is implemented in 411 areas in 43 countries. The approach involves community members monitoring local services and providing report cards and action plans to address issues. Studies in Uganda found it led to improved quality of care at health facilities and reduced under-five mortality and increased skilled birth attendance. Similar results were seen in Zambia with staffing and waiting time improvements. The approach can also be used to influence policies by linking community data to advocacy efforts. Emerging lessons indicate accountability works best when civil society and communities collaborate constructively with government.
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James Duah, MBChB, MPH, EMBA, Deputy Executive Director of the Christian Health Association of Ghana (CHAG) shares lessons learned and successes from CHAG's efforts to partner with the Ministry of Health, other faith groups, and community groups to deliver maternal and mental health services at the CCIH 2018 Annual Conference.
Community participation in Health Systems
The document summarizes two programs that used community participation to strengthen health systems responsiveness in Liberia and Guatemala. In Liberia, maternity waiting homes were established with input from communities and traditional midwives. This increased skilled birth attendance. In Guatemala, a census approach and casa maternas (maternity homes) were used. Community priorities helped define the program, and findings showed increased knowledge of pregnancy dangers and facility births. Both programs demonstrated how community collaboration can effectively strengthen rural health services.
Rural Accountable Care: Here to There
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This document discusses public-private partnerships (PPPs) in healthcare. It defines public and private entities and PPPs as agreements between them. The document outlines several models of PPPs, including contracting, franchising, and joint ventures. It provides examples of PPPs in India and discusses their objectives to improve access, quality and efficiency of health services. However, it also notes challenges like ensuring equal partnerships and transparency. The document concludes that well-structured PPPs can improve both public and private healthcare systems by sharing resources and risks between sectors.
Webinar: Strong Start - Partnerships Between States and Applicants
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The document summarizes Nigeria's efforts to integrate HIV counseling and testing (HCT) services into its Maternal Newborn & Child Health (MNCH) Week program. Key points include:
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- The initiative leveraged existing MNCH structures at health facilities and engaged communities to increase access to HCT, especially for hard-to-reach groups.
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Urban Health Reading Pack C - Interventions and Service Provision
This document summarizes challenges in urban public health in low and middle income countries. It discusses weak health infrastructure for the urban poor, low quality of care, high undernutrition among urban poor children, lack of coordination between government departments, and gaps in serving user needs. It also outlines approaches to address these issues, including public-private partnerships, social protection programs, community engagement, health promotion, defining and identifying the urban poor, and meeting needs of vulnerable groups.
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Margaret MacAdam: Achieving real care co-ordination - lessons from Canada
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A Voucher scheme in Yemen
- 1. 10/25/2018 1 A voucher scheme in Yemen Increasing access to maternal services for the poor Alice Sabino October 2018
- 2. 2 Programme: reproductive health voucher for the poor • Voucher scheme for family planning and safe motherhood active since 2013 • Targeting poor rural (married) women in 18 Districts in the governorates of Lahj and Ibb • Contracting public and private providers based on standard quality assessment • Working together with local health authorities
- 3. 3 How to reach those most in need? Contracting public and private providers MoU with national Ministry of Health and local health authorities Selection and quality assessment of service providers Beneficiary selection and voucher distribution Voucher is used to access services at provider of choice Providers are reimbursed for services at agreed rates All data is managed in one platform 1
- 4. 4 The complementary role of the private sector Private providers Public providers Public providers Emergency support to public sector Conflict affected facilities • In most programme districts it complemented the public system through community midwives • In 3 (of 18) districts the only referral hospital available was private (BEMONC)
- 5. 5 Role of the government • Contributed to the definition of the benefit package for both vouchers • Carried out quality assessment of providers with the programme team • Conducted supportive supervisions to providers • Validated claims data against national information system • Received % on claims
- 6. 6 Lessons • Total market approach to identify patient pathways and gaps • Govt stewardship function facilitated by clear governance framework • Quality assessment and standards included in the contract balanced variation • Regular supervisions essential to maintain quality and control fraud • Additional financing essential to reach the poor
Editor's Notes
- The private sector providers