Health partnerships
A rapid evidence review on the effectiveness of institutional health partnerships
... within health systems and institu- tions may need to build its evidence base using other forms of robust methods from areas such as manage- ment science, implementation science and social ...Institutional ...
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Do International Health Partnerships contribute to reverse innovation? a mixed methods study of THET-supported partnerships in the UK
... international health partnerships were eligible for participation in the scoping ...present partnerships, representing a range of both clinical and managerial ...academic health science ...
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Child Health Partnerships: a review of program characteristics, outcomes and their relationship
... of partnerships between ser- vice providers range on a continuum from networking, co-ordination, co-operation to collaboration ...child health, including Child Health Partnerships must address ...
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Towards a simple typology of international health partnerships
... of partnerships (61 %) were based on equal scope as determined by the level of the institutions in- volved, such as tertiary referral hospital to tertiary referral hospital, or professional association to ...
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A Critical Analysis of UK International Health Partnerships: The Discourse of Mental Health
... the health problem addressed and the method of analysis used, the documents were analysed in relation to their ...Community Health Workers, Project Workers, and Doctors, all of which were seen as being of a ...
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1638.pdf
... community health partnerships and coalitions are a growing area of ...in partnerships, the roles they play, and what makes them effective change agents in PSE approaches (Butterfoss, 2007; Granner ...
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Developing a framework for successful research partnerships in global health
... Global health research involves multi-or bilateral actors which include (among others) multilateral organisations, governments, multinational and local corporations, non- governmental organisations (NGOs), ...
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<p>Bold leadership is needed for transforming health care</p>
... and partnerships to address health-related social needs particularly for low-income persons and the highest utilizers in the current health care ...on health reform and is worth con- sidering ...
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Research-policy partnerships - experiences of the Mental Health and Poverty Project in Ghana, South Africa, Uganda and Zambia
... successful partnerships of this nature ...establishing partnerships within MHaPP was the need to successfully implement the research project – which also contributed to the dominance of RPs in setting the ...
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1960.pdf
... unit health promotion representative, and medical leaders on base should seek to actively engage these representatives ...local health leaders engage the unit leadership to ensure awareness of this ...
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Partnerships for Global Child Health
... global health challenge and has resulted in demand for expanding the global child health (GCH) workforce over the last 3 ...Institutional partnerships are the cornerstone of sustainable education, ...
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Local status and power in area-based health improvement partnerships
... These partnerships have generated considerable research interest, which has revealed consistent difficulties in their development (Benzeval, 2003, O'Dwyer et ...ABI partnerships remains under-theorised, ...
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He Pikinga Waiora: supporting Māori health organisations to respond to pre-diabetes
... Indeed, drawing on work to expand indicators beyond the (largely) clinical domain may assist with this goal. Evidence demonstrates that clinical indicators (like bio- markers) often fail to correspond with how a patient ...
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Proceedings of the first African Health Forum: effective partnerships and intersectoral collaborations are critical for attainment of Universal Health Coverage in Africa
... of health data including research, civil registration and vital statistics, web-based facility reporting, regular household and facility assessment sur- veys, regular reviews of quality of routine health ...
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The OPTIMISE project: protocol for a mixed methods, pragmatic, quasi experimental trial to improve primary care delivery to refugees in Australia
... automatically removed prior to the output being made available to the researchers. This output will be a de-identified line listed excel spreadsheet that includes (where available) residential postcode, age, gender, ...
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Transforming health professions’ education through in-country collaboration: examining the consortia among African medical schools catalyzed by the Medical Education Partnership Initiative
... national health priorities and by the three overarching goals of the MEPI grant, which in- clude enhancing the capacity of medical schools to increase the quality and quantity of physicians, the re- tention of ...
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Primary health care delivery in rural India : examining the efficacy of a policy for recruiting junior doctors in Karnataka
... for health care providers not only to provide their services but to accommodate policies which help create awareness in people that the benefit from healthcare provisions can alleviate their ill health ...
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Neglected Tropical Diseases and Mental Health: Progress, Partnerships, and Integration
... In this time, along with an increased depth of research for a number of well-studied NTDs (leprosy; lymphatic filariasis; and cutaneous leishmaniasis), there has also been a large growth[r] ...
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Exploring Public Private Partnerships in health and education: a critique
... Public-private partnerships in sexual and reproductive healthcare provision: establishing a gender analysis, Jasmine Gideon, Benjamin Hunter and Susan Murray seek to develop a gendered critique of PPPs in sexual ...
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Promoting Health Literacy for Children and Adolescents
... The NHES could also be updated to reflect the complexities of navigating health insurance and health care in the Affordable Care Act era. Such an update could offer a novel opportunity for interdisciplinary ...
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