Priorities and Country Expected Results Sample Clauses

Priorities and Country Expected Results. 1. Strengthening core functions of the Health System a) National health financing and pharmaceutical policies enhanced to promote improved access and financial risk protection, better quality, and more efficient use of resources b) Strengthened capacity to estimate the economic consequences of illness, assess the cost- effectiveness of interventions, and use such information to inform decision-making c) Measures to implement and monitor progress of new Public Health legislation put in place d) Capacities to monitor and evaluate the performance of the health system strengthened and systems in place to facilitate sector wide coordination e) Strengthened information and evidence on health workforce dynamics to support informed decision-making in the implementation Health Care System Development Strategy for 2008-2017 2. Improving quality and integration of maternal, newborn, child and reproductive health services a) Clinical audit and systematic use of evidence based clinical guidelines scaled up in maternal, newborn and child health services b) Mid-term evaluation of the National Reproductive Health Strategy 2006-2015 implementation conducted and lessons learned used for further strategic planning 3. Strengthening surveillance and control of communicable diseases, management of HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis a) Strengthened core capacity to implement International Health Regulations and cope with major epidemic and pandemic-prone diseases, including equitable access to vaccines of assured quality, new immunization products and technologies b) Strategy developed to address the main obstacles to deliver expanded prevention, treatment and care interventions for HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis 4. Strengthening polices in area of tobacco and alcohol control and enhancing capacities of health providers in mental health a) Strategy developed to implement evidence-based and ethical polices related to increased disease burden of alcohol and tobacco use b) Strengthened capacity of the PHC level to evaluate the needs, initiate care and ensure reference of the patients with unmet needs the area of mental health 5. Strengthening capacities in Environmental Health and Disaster Preparedness a) Enhanced capacities to formulate norms and guidance on major environmental hazards to health and implement primary prevention interventions b) National health sector disaster preparedness and response programme established and functional
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. PRIORITY 1: Strengthening health system
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. ‌ PRIORITY 1: Strengthening the Georgian health system by enhancing the health system stewardship function of the Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Affairs
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. ‌ Priority 1: Strengthening Health System a) Strengthened stewardship capacity and health intelligence to produce, analyze, disseminate and use, reliable and timely, information on health expenditures to ensure informed decision making; b) Strengthened capacity to use essential medical products and technologies; c) Strengthened national capacity to integrate quality improvement into ongoing service delivery reform; d) Strengthened governance to prevent corruption and improve equity in access to health services. a) Strengthened capacity for NCD control and prevention, in line with the adopted National NCD Strategy, with a particular focus on early cancer control and prevention;
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. Priority 1: Strengthening the health system a) Strengthened performance of the health financing system in addressing sustainability challenges and inefficiencies in public-private mix of service delivery. b) Improved national capacity on cost-effective prescribing and use of medicines. c) Strengthened capacity of the MoH for effective management of health aspects of crises and effective management of mass gatherings. d) Strengthened stewardship capacity of the MoH for policy analysis and implementation, with a particular emphasis on social determinants of health and reduction of inequity. e) Implementation of International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF). a) Strengthening MoH capacity in the management and monitoring of NCD policies. b) Strengthen stewardship of MoH in the policy area of workplace health promotion. c) National capacity for tobacco control strengthened.
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. PRIORITY 1: Health System strengthening PRIORITY 2: Improvement of control and response to communicable diseases and other public health threats
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. PRIORITY 1: Strengthening the health system a. Enhanced national capacity for the development, implementation and linking with policy of monitoring and evaluation systems, with a focus on socio-economic determinants of health, water and food safety, gender, and quality of care; b. Improved coordination between levels of care and improved integration of medical care and rehabilitation into PHC, community-based prevention medicine and/or health promotion services. c. Facilitated access to essential health services through policy guidance that promotes universal coverage and improved availability and use of high quality essential drugs. d. Improved quality and safety, (including blood and patient safety and waste management), through the implementation of quality management systems (e.g. guidelines, protocols and quality assurance). e. Increased know-how, confidence and recognition of health professionals through the revision of the medical curriculum, continuous trainings, facilitated access to the latest international medical knowledge, and incentives;
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. ‌ Priority 1: Health system strengthening 1. Achieved progress towards long term stability and sustainability of health financing arrangements, and implementation of improved technology assessment system and incentives to promote evidence based services. 2. Improved strategic planning, governance, management and implementation of tools for health service provision prioritizing essential services at all levels (as primary care, day care, pharmaceuticals, long term and rehabilitative care, and services at hospitals) with focus on equitable access, continuity, quality, coordination and efficiency. 3. Improved planning of human resources in health while taking into account the long term needs as well changing environment and medical practice. 4. Implementation of Tallinn Charter and support to ongoing policy developments and health system performance improvements. 1. Improved access, quality and continuity to HIV, illicit drug use and tuberculosis prevention, treatment and care. 2. Strengthened core capacity to implement International Health Regulations and cope with major epidemic and pandemic-prone diseases. 1. Progressed implementation of national strategies to reduce the avoidable burden of non- communicable diseases and injuries. 2. Implementation of improved national policy in the area of mental health focusing on premature and avoidable mortality. 1. Strengthened health system capacity to develop environment and health monitoring and evaluation systems to provide evidence for actions and health impact assessment in relation to environmental policies. 2. Established system of collection and creation of evidence at country level on the relations between social determinants and health, and developed national capacities to advocate for evidence based actions, and combine population based measures and targeted interventions.
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. ‌ PRIORITY 1: Supporting health system reforms and ensuring adequate stewardship capacity for policy analysis and implementation
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