Our Collective action in motion
Thinking that ‘Community Health’ like any other phenomenon may mean many things to different people, the opinions of experts on the CH-CoP were requested on what ‘community health’ really means to each one of them. Though started by Tarry Asoka on 12 February 2018, the conversations are still open, and so far, 17 responses of…
Le gouvernement Belge souhaite que les données des patients puissent être échangées entre l’ensemble des acteurs de santé et des services sociaux. Ce système intégré doit s’inscrire dans un environnement institutionnel complexe et décentralisé.
Premier d’une série organisée par la CoP Santé Communautaire*, ce webinaire vous présente l’étude de cas menée au Mali par Muso et récemment publiée dans le journal BMJ Global Health, sur une nouvelle approche pour soutenir l’impact des Agents de Santé Communautaires (ASC): le Proactive Community Case Management (ProCCM).
By Rachael Tembo Dear experts, We are excited to inform you that the CH-CoP membership is growing everyday, many thanks to all those who have joined us so far. We are glad to present to you our 1st quarter performance report. For this first performance report, we have focused on our membership – building it was…
Par Sanghita Bhattacharyya et l’équipe de facilitation CH-CoP Le champ de compréhension de ce qui constitue la santé communautaire évolue. Et il continuera à le faire dans les années à venir. Les experts ont tenté de définir la santé communautaire comme étant la relation et le processus d’interaction entre les divers acteurs pour promouvoir, protéger…
By Sanghita Bhattacharyya and the CoP Facilitation Team The field to understand what constitutes community health is evolving. It will continue to do so in the years to come. Experts have tried to define community health as the relationship and process of interaction among varied stakeholders to promote, protect, and preserve health in communities and…
Thanks to the work of the global scientific community, the body of evidence on effective and cost-effective health interventions is regularly updated. A key feature of PBF/P4P programs is that one can introduce new indicators, remove redundant ones and thus generally adapt the reward structure on the basis of new evidence at global and country…
If you are a health systems researcher, you’re probably already contemplating your strategy to submit abstracts for the Fifth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research in Liverpool. Competition will be tough, as you can imagine. For researchers still at the beginning of their career, the challenge is particularly big.
