SAR HS 325 Lecture 14: Health systems

• School: Boston University
• Department: Health Sciences
• Course: SAR HS 325
• Professor: Kaitlyn Eldred

Document Summary

All organizations, institutions resources and people whose primary purpose is to improve health. Leads to with access coverage and quality safety to goals and outcomes. Leadership/governance: making sure strategic policy frameworks exist and are combined with effective oversight, coalition building regulation attention to system design and accountability. Outcome based indicator: measure if the rules and procedures are being effectively implemented or enforced, based on the experience of relevant stakeholders ii. Provides an alert and warning capability supporting patient and health facility management enabling planning permitting health situations and trends analysis orienting global reporting. Section concerned with the mobilization, accumulation and allocation of money to cover health needs of people individually and collectively in a health system. Revenue collection (may be domestic and external sources) Ability of a country to meet its health goals depends largely on the knowledge, skills, motivation and deployment of the people responsible for organizing and delivery of health services.