Tag: health systems

IFGH 2012: Increasing Country & Community Involvement in Global Health Policy Processes? The Case of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

by globalhealth on Jan 29, 2012 in Conference Abstracts

Study to examine how non-governmental and other civil society organisations (CSOs) have engaged in global level policy and decision-making processes that affect country and community responses, including health systems and workforce challenges. As well, to highlight the impact CSOs have had on the Global Fund, and the...

IFGH 2012: An Examination of Women Experiencing Normal Deliveries and Obstetric Complications Requiring Emergency Care: Socio Cultural Consequences of Increasing Caesarean Sections in Bangladesh

by globalhealth on Jan 29, 2012 in Conference Abstracts

Study to understand the community perceptions towards home and hospital deliveries and its consequences on women and families in rural Bangladesh....

IFGH 2012: The International Doctorate in Global Health: Building Capacity for Health System Research

by globalhealth on Jan 27, 2012 in Conference Abstracts

The Indigo programme emerged from ongoing debates around aid effectiveness, academic collaboration between universities and institutions in low and middle-income countries and, more specifically, the widely recognised need for health system research strengthening in...

IFGH 2012: Health Promotion Capacity Mapping in Developing Countries

by globalhealth on Jan 27, 2012 in Conference Abstracts

This study aims to develop, test and refine a framework to map Health Promotion capacity in developing countries. The framework will lead to the development of a tool that can be used to map Health Promotion capacity at a national...

IFGH 2012: Sudan Academy of Health Sciences: an Innovative Response to Health Workforce Crisis

by globalhealth on Jan 27, 2012 in Conference Abstracts

In response to the crisis, the Academy of Health Sciences (AHS) was established in 2005 by the Federal Ministry of Health (Sudan) to scale up university education of nurses, midwives and paramedics. Over five years, the AHS enrolled around 18.000 students through a decentralized approach based on branches in the 15...

IFGH 2012: PhD Programme for Health Systems Research Capacity Strengthening in Africa

by globalhealth on Jan 27, 2012 in Conference Abstracts

This paper outlines and presents lessons learned from a PhD programme within Connecting health Research in Africa and Ireland Consortium (ChRAIC) - a health systems research capacity development collaboration. The PhD component is a partnership of the National University of Ireland, Galway, RCSI and Trinity College...

‘Good health at low cost’ 25 years on: What makes a successful health system?

by globalhealth on Nov 14, 2011 in Reports & Publications

'Good health at low cost' 25 years on: What makes a successful health system? Submitted by Niall Roche Why do some low and middle income countries manage to achieve good health outcomes while others fail? What factors drive improvements in the health system and in access to primary health care? How can we act on...

Tag: health systems

IFGH 2012: Increasing Country & Community Involvement in Global Health Policy Processes? The Case of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

IFGH 2012: An Examination of Women Experiencing Normal Deliveries and Obstetric Complications Requiring Emergency Care: Socio Cultural Consequences of Increasing Caesarean Sections in Bangladesh

IFGH 2012: The International Doctorate in Global Health: Building Capacity for Health System Research

IFGH 2012: Health Promotion Capacity Mapping in Developing Countries

IFGH 2012: Sudan Academy of Health Sciences: an Innovative Response to Health Workforce Crisis

IFGH 2012: PhD Programme for Health Systems Research Capacity Strengthening in Africa

‘Good health at low cost’ 25 years on: What makes a successful health system?

IFGH 2010: Private healthcare augmenting public health

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