Titlebook: Decentralizing Health Services; A Global Perspective Krishna Regmi Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 decentralization

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Impact of Decentralization on Health Systems: Existing Evidence,. multi-sectoral and sectoral-wide or narrow approaches) would have effectively resolved or unresolved, improved or worsened and enhanced or reduced somehow those processes, changes, priorities, problems and needs at the different levels of implementation, structures and resources existing in the he

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Gender Analysis and Use of Intersectionality in Health,red through the intersecting domains of inclusion, exclusion and identity that have potential to explain where inequalities exist and why. The chapter argues that serious gender analysis requires an intersectional approach with a spatial dimension. Finally, it discusses how well gender in decentrali

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Decentralization of Health Systems: Challenges and Global Issues of the Twenty-First Century,ce” for local authorities with realistic development of their capacities, reserving some key functions to the national authorities. It is also important to push forward a research agenda to assess the best mix of the elements of decentralization that are most likely to achieve better health system p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-11170-1g PPPs in health systems is to prioritise competition, efficiency and effectiveness in response to globalisation, changes in technology and new approaches to managing public service delivery. Is that often the case? This chapter highlights the concepts of PPPs and their roles in health care decentra

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-11170-1red through the intersecting domains of inclusion, exclusion and identity that have potential to explain where inequalities exist and why. The chapter argues that serious gender analysis requires an intersectional approach with a spatial dimension. Finally, it discusses how well gender in decentrali