Health Systems Development

Health systems development or strengthening involves identifying issues that interfere with the provision of quality health services and “building capacity in critical components of health systems to achieve more equitable and sustained improvements across health services and health outcomes” (WHO 2006).

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Using the health workers for change curriculum to improve the quality of gender-sensitive health care in Nigeria

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Published November, 2019

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Tags: Gender, Health Systems Development, Health Systems Strengthening, Equity

Private Maternity Care - Quality Toolkit

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Published May, 2016

In many parts of the developing world, a large proportion of women seek maternal health services from private maternity providers. Yet, too often...

Tags: Maternal & Newborn Health, Health Systems Development, Increasing Access and Quality

Development of a tool to measure women’s perception of respectful maternity care in public health facilities

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Published March, 2016

A draft respectful maternity care [RMC] scale with 37 items and two additional measures of global satisfaction items, measured on a five-point Likert...