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⚡️New article by de Claro and colleagues⚡️
Infection Prevention and Control in Public Hospitals and #COVID-19 Temporary Treatment and Monitoring Facilities in the Philippines: Results of a Baseline Survey
👉mdpi.com/2673-8112/3/3/25
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🚨 Reminder Alert! 🚨 Don't miss out on the chance to submit your abstracts for #HSR2024!
Individual Abstracts deadline: March 20th Capacity Strengthening Abstracts deadline: April 1st
Submit your abstracts now: healthsystemsglobal.org/hsr2…
#HealthSystems
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We applaud @DOHgovph's new Multi-Disease Elimination Plan (MDEP) announced as part of #WorldNTDDay.
The plan underscores the need for strong, integrated primary health care systems as the nation moves toward Universal Health Coverage.
Read our statement: rti.org/announcements/rti-co…
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#MyPhilHealth ADVISORY 2023-0027: End of Effectivity of the Full Financial Risk Protection Benefit Package with the Lifting of the State of Public Health Emergency throughout the Philippines due to COVID-19
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📣Mark your calendars for this webinar: #Healthsystem recovery and reconstruction in Ukraine 🇺🇦 This webinar will explore experiences of and lessons learned from health system recovery and reconstruction efforts in Ukraine
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Announcing the Host City for #HSR2024!
The 8th Global Symposium on #HealthSystems Research will be held in #Nagasaki #Japan in 2024. The selected bid was by Nagasaki University, Japanese International Cooperation Agency.
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#HSR2022 #globalhealth
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E2A is proud to support our members ability to disseminate their research projects at HSR 2022. We are covering the expenses associated with printing HSR 2022 posters for a limited number of participants. Apply TODAY!
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Join us for the #webinar on Systems Thinking
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Save the Date! Our next WHO webinar on April 25th will focus on Learning Health Systems for #UHC, in partnership with @idsihealth @HITAP_Thailand @CGDev & @AllianceHPSR. bit.ly/webinar_220425_regist…
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Great chance to do a funded PhD in a range of research areas in health economics @CHEyork @UniOfYork: york.ac.uk/che/news/news-202…
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Take a look at 3 lessons learned amid #COVID19 in Armenia and Romania on the role of #SHP and health financing in this blog by #COVIDCollectivity—co-facilitated by SPARC, @results4dev & @WHO. bit.ly/3oMt80i
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In this blog, #COVIDCollectivity, which is supported R4D, @WHO and @SPARC_Africa, explores vaccine procurement in #Ghana and how multisectoral partnerships can support a government’s response to future crises.
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HSG supports #healthsystems to attain better health, equity and well-being by strengthening health policy and systems research, policy, and practice communities.
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Purchasing in a pandemic: Lessons from Armenia, Romania, and Ukraine on the role of strategic purchasing in the COVID-19 response - findings from a Collectivity project - webinar on December 14th collaboration.worldbank.org/…
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🚨 NEW #COVIDCollectivity blog series on #strategicpurchasing alert⤵️
1⃣ In our first post, the Collectivity's Philippines team shares lessons from the government’s efforts to develop a #COVID19 benefits package & maintain essential health services.r4d.org/blog/covid-19s-impac…
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Very nice paper about adapting provider payment mechanisms to balance incentives and risks during COVID-19 - such flexibility/agility is exactly what is meant by 'strategic purchasing'! @OBShealth @JoeKutzin @cashin_cheryl @jarthurk @TamasEvetovits sciencedirect.com/science/ar… [1}
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The 🐟 paper is now out! We looked at #health 🏥systems across OECD countries, and found that only a *moderate* degree of #decentralisation was best, both to reduce public spending 💰 & boost life expectancy!
👉"Excess" decentralisation way worse than too much centralisation 💡






























