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Supported by both the government of #Bangladesh and NGO partners, community health worker programs have improved health outcomes across the country, resulting in a 75% decline in under-five mortality nationwide. Learn more about Bangladesh’s progress via #Exemplars research. BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health BRAC University BRAC

MCQs on Public Health Policy, Plan and Program in Nepal

Nepal faces numerous health challenges that impact both the well-being of its people and its economic development. Significant investment is required to strengthen Nepal's health system and improve health outcomes ➡️ https://bit.ly/4fewx0g Corus organization IMA World Health builds and supports integrated, holistic and sustainable health systems in fragile countries. By working at national, subnational and community levels, we provide tailored assistance and capacity strengthening, especially in maternal, prenatal and child health care. This boosts engagement, capability and investment at all levels of the health system. In Nepal, IMA World Health collaborates with fellow Corus organizations, including Lutheran World Relief, to address interconnected challenges such as poverty, education, health care access and climate change. 💪🏥 Together, the Corus family is committed to making a lasting impact on Nepal’s health system. #HealthCare #Nepal #HealthSystems #HealthSystemsStrengthening #HSS #MCH #MaternalHealth #MaternalChildHealth

Population Health Management for a healthy society

Dear Health Advocates and Policy Makers, As we strive towards achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in Tanzania, it is essential to recognize the pivotal role that preventive health plays in creating a sustainable and resilient health system. Preventive health is the bedrock of effective public health strategies, focusing on promoting wellness and preventing diseases before they occur. It not only alleviates the burden on our healthcare facilities but also fosters a healthier population, ultimately driving economic growth and social prosperity. In our pursuit of sustainable health outcomes, let us prioritize initiatives that enhance preventive care, such as vaccination programs, health education, WASH services, disease surveillance and early screening for chronic diseases. By investing in these areas, we can empower communities, reduce healthcare costs, and enhance the overall quality of life for our people. Together, we have the courage to shift the paradigm towards prevention, ensuring that every Tanzanian has access to the healthcare they deserve. Let us collaborate and innovate to create strategies that embed preventive health in our policies and programs. The time for action is now. By championing preventive health, we can build a healthier, more sustainable future for Tanzania and reinforce our commitment to Universal Health Coverage. Join me in this crucial endeavor, and let’s work together to pave the way for a healthier tomorrow. Ntuli Kapologwe African Union Anodi Kaihula Katalyeba S. Vitalis Mwigulu Nchemba Ambassador Togolani Mavura AMREF Benjamin William Mkapa Foundation Ambassador John Ulanga London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, U. of London Africa Academy for Public Health (AAPH) Health Promotion Tanzania HDT Rev. Dr. Peter BUJARI Public Health Institute Lora Shimp #HealthForAll #PreventiveHealth #Tanzania #UniversalHealthCoverage #PublicHealth #SustainableHealth

Population Health Management Guidebook

Look no further on how to implement Population Health Management Programs in your organization. Feel free to use this guidebook within the context of your organization #SaudiCHI #مجلس_الضمان_الصحي

⚡ This week on the Rural Road to Health we hear from Dr Madeleine Muller who speaks about rural health in South Africa and how RuDASA is supporting rural clinicians. 💡"RuDASA founded in 1996, created as a support network by doctors passionate about rural health. It can be isolating and lonely and this support was important." 💡"The difference between rural health being somewhere where you can thrive or where you are barely holding on with your finger nails is having support available. This has been the real benefit of RuDASA, no one needs to feel they are going at it alone." 💡"About 50% of the doctors joining the onboarding program are new young doctors, however 50% are more established rural doctors who are using this to update their knowledge and connect with colleagues." 💡"Rural Health Alliance launched through Rural Health Advocacy Project, they have joined all the organizations that are passionate about rural health to create one voice for rural health." 💡"To be able to love what you do and thrive in a place you have to feel like it is your calling. Three components to this - feeling that what you are doing makes a difference, feeling competent at what you do, and feeling appreciated." https://lnkd.in/eWngNNCU #RuralHealth #RuralHealthCareers #RuralCommunities #SouthAfrica #RuDASA #RR2H #Mentorship #RuralPolicy #Advocacy

There is much improvement possible in the health system (as I'm sure there is in other sectors). The question is why it's not been this far. The main answer is due to a lack of ownership. Bureaucrats that manage the programs seldom interact with end beneficiaries about the quality, utility or benefits of their programs. Thus government programs are inefficient and underperforming

Exciting News Alert! Sahayatri Consults has been awarded the prestigious opportunity to develop the Health Policy for Putha Uttarganga Rural Municipality of Rukum East, Lumbini Province supported by Nepal Public Awakening Forum ( NPAF) with the funding of United Mission to Nepal. In the evolving landscape of our nation's federal structure, the importance of robust health policies cannot be overstated. With the transition to a federal system, each province and municipality now holds greater autonomy and responsibility in addressing the unique health needs of its population within its catchment areas. Here's why developing effective health policies is paramount: Tailored Solutions: Crafting policies to tackle the unique health challenges of each community. Resource Allocation: Maximizing the impact of limited resources where they're needed most. Community Engagement: Putting the power in the hands of local communities to shape their healthcare priorities. Improved Access and Equity: Ensuring equitable access to healthcare services for all. Adaptability and Innovation: Driving continuous improvement and responsiveness to changing needs. Accountability and Transparency: Holding local governments accountable to their constituents. Coordination and Collaboration: Aligning local efforts with national objectives for greater impact. This isn't just about paperwork—it's a transformative step towards better health outcomes for our communities. This isn't just about policies—it's about people. It's about empowering communities, fostering collaboration, and driving meaningful change from the ground up. Together, let's champion local health policies as vehicles for positive change, driving better health outcomes for all! #HealthPolicy #CommunityHealth #Decentralization #BetterHealthForAll