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Governing for Better Quality Health Care in Low and Middle Income Countries: Promising Practices

Governance and Quality, Publications

Resource Type: Technical Brief Authors: Altea Cico, Kelley Laird, Lisa Tarantino and Sharon Nakhimovsky Published: September 2018 Resource Description: This technical brief provides policy makers in low and middle income countries (LMIC) with an innovative way to view and exercise their governance role in the health system to improve the quality of health services. It is a departure […]

Strategic Health Purchasing Progress: A Framework for Policymakers and Practitioners

Publications

Resource Type: Publication Authors: Cheryl Cashin, Sharon Nakhimovsky, Kelley Laird, Tihomir Strizrep, Altea Cico, Sharmini Radakrishnan, Ali Lauer, Catherine Connor, Sheila O’Dougherty, James White, and Katie Hammer Published: September 2018 Resource Description: Making progress toward universal health coverage (UHC) can seem costly to governments, whose resources and stewardship are needed to make change equitable (WHO 2010). Expanding coverage […]

Defining Institutional Arrangements When Linking Financing to Quality in Health Care: A Practical Guide

Governance and Quality, Publications

Resource Type: Guide Authors: Altea Cico, Kelley Laird, and Lisa Tarantino Published: September 2018 Resource Description: The purpose of this guide is to support policymakers when they are defining the institutional roles, relationships, and capacities of payers in carrying out strategies for improving the quality of care. We intend government policymakers and institutional actors, including from […]

A regulatory review assessing JKN implementation versus design

Health Systems Research, Where We Work

Resource Type: Publication Authors:  Likke Putri, Insan Adiwibowo, M. Faozi Kurniawan, Yanti Leosari, Budi Siswoyo, Crista Dewi Shita Dewi, Susan Gigli, Kelley Laird, and Lisa LeRoy Published: April 2018 Resource Description: The purpose of the regulatory review undertaken in late 2015 was to understand the effectiveness of existing regulations in implementing JKN, potential shortcomings and […]

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