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This course is intended to introduce the essential steps and concepts needed for purchasers (such as governments and insurance companies) and providers to evaluate, negotiate, and manage contracts for family planning and other
This course is mainly intended to help private health care providers understand the benefits to organizing, identify when and where there might be opportunities to join an organizing effort, and learn what they can do to support
This learning resource includes guidance and best practices on the use of the private sector to deliver services. In this learning object you will be able to: • Explore the changes needed in service delivery to reduce the number
This online seminar highlights opportunities and challenges for strategic public-private engagement in health (including those revealed by the COVID-19 pandemic). This online seminar brought together a diverse set of stakeholders
This course introduces the analytics and policy instruments that governments can use to structure market systems in support of health goals. This course introduces you to the analytics and policy instruments that governments can
IFC Health is presenting six, 30-minute webinars looking at the necessary building blocks for affordable, sustainable healthcare systems. The series will convene a global audience of business and thought leaders from the world of
The course guides those seeking to assist governments on how to use the total market approach concept to maximize resource use, increase access to priority health goods, and improve sustainability. A total market approach is a
This resource is a PowerPoint template that can be adapted to conduct a masterclass on public-private contracting for HIV and other essential health services. In many countries, national HIV programs are delivered mostly in public
This report summarizes the operational environment of the private health sector in Tunisia. The assessment was part of a regional assessment project of the private health sector in WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region between 2019
The private sector’s role in healthcare is growing across many settings. However, the sector remains under-governed in many contexts, particularly in low- and middle income countries. Further, the understanding of the evidence
The objective of this paper is to advocate for the approach adopted by the WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean (WHO EMRO) in engaging the private health sector to reorient health systems in the Region towards a PHC
This report summarizes the operational environment of the private health sector in Sudan. The assessment was part of a regional assessment project of the private health sector in WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region between 2019-2022.
In the African Region, 17 countries1 requested technical support for private sector engagement (PSE) in health and outlined PSE as a priority in their 2022/2023 work plans. This request for technical support included support to
This report summarizes the operational environment of the private health sector in Yemen. The assessment was part of a regional assessment project of the private health sector in WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region between 2019-2022.