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

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Health Service Decentralization: An Overview,se they have consistently failed to accommodate the central and local dynamics of wider health determinants within the changing sociopolitical, environmental and organisational context of governance and public services. Restructuring in health care is, therefore, envisaged to make health services mo

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Health Systems and Decentralization,mon features, such as the ways they are organised and financed and deliver services. Providing better health systems means maintaining people’s good health, fairness of financial contribution and delivering responsive health-care services to those who need them. This chapter provides a global overvi

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Decentralization and Public Health: An Analysis of the Health System in Five Latin American Countrie, Colombia and Mexico, within the context of the wider international health sector reforms introduced in most of the developing countries, during the 1980s and 1990s. The chapter describes the main characteristics of the health systems, the health process and the main socioeconomic and public healt

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Decentralization and Governance in Health Care,alization will produce positive results both in productive efficiency and in allocative efficiency by establishing more direct accountability and by promoting competition. It then turns to a conventional and narrow definition of governance, the choice of mechanisms through which actions and behaviou

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Decentralized Planning Processes,he importance and the mechanisms for ensuring full community engagement. We will outline the importance of integrating planning systems across the different sectors and the difficulty of achieving decentralization within a single sector. We will present some practical tools, as well as considering o

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Measuring Health and Health Services,decentralised health system. It will introduce some general principles in the development of health information systems and consider their particular relevance to the monitoring and evaluation of decentralised systems. It will assist you in the selection of key indicators employing (for illustration

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Impact of Decentralization on Health Systems: Existing Evidence,ralization in health systems worldwide. This chapter also contributes to develop the reader’s thinking about how to critically analyse some of the evidence identified, gathered and presented on the impact outcomes of decentralization in health systems, the variety and complexity of the decentralizat

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