Our Collective action in motion
Our Collectivity working group has been working together to reflect on the opportunities offered by digital solutions for making strategic purchasing for healthcare more efficient, and scalable across different use cases. On April 6, we shared some of these findings during a webinar on “Strategic verification for strategic purchasing”, which was held in French language…
Un groupe d’experts Collectivity actifs dans le financement de la santé s’est constitué pour réfléchir sur les opportunités offertes par la digitalisation pour rendre la fonction d’achat des soins de santé plus stratégique au travers d’une série de webinaires sur «La vérification stratégique pour l’achat stratégique». Ils vous invitent à leur premier webinaire en français,…
The PBF Community of Practice celebrates its 10 year anniversary! There has been a longstanding debate among policymakers, researchers and practitioners on Results / Performance Based Financing designs and their adaptability and rigidity. While some praise the adaptive nature of RBF/PBF, others criticize the immutability of some of the design principles.
When the whole world has become vulnerable and fragile to the COVID-19 pandemic, the discussion and presentations as part of the webinar in CH-CoP highlighted how a resilient community system can be streamlined and utilized to fight along with our health care workers.
One of the most oft-cited concerns of stakeholders in social participation efforts is the representativeness of those who contribute. WHO experts share some guidance with us.
WHO in collaboration with the Health Systems Governance Collaborative, Health System Global, the UHC Partnership, UHC2030 and the Civil Society Engagement Mechanism for UHC2030 are hosting a consultation and webinar series on the Handbook on Social Participation for Universal Health Coverage.
The piece summarises the webinar organised by the Community Health- Community of Practice on the issue of assessing quality and understanding what will be a ‘best fit’ for community health workers (CHW) programs.