Priorities and Country Expected Results Sample Clauses

Priorities and Country Expected Results. 1. Strengthening core functions of the Health System
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. ‌ PRIORITY 1: Supporting health system reforms and ensuring adequate stewardship capacity for policy analysis and implementation • Capacities of the Ministry of Health strengthened for guiding, monitoring and analysing health system reforms and investments. • Recommendations provided to improve government policies to reduce financial barriers to health services. • Strengthened country capacities for health workforce policy analysis, planning and implementation in support of health sector reform.
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. ‌ PRIORITY 1: Strengthening the Georgian health system by enhancing the health system stewardship function of the Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Affairs • Institutional capacity of the MOLHSA strengthened in Health System Reform analysis; • Strengthened health system information management; • Policy on human resources for health reviewed; • Drugs policy and regulatory framework enhanced to promote rational use, quality and safety of medicines; • Capacities of the Ministry strengthened for disaster preparedness and response.
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. PRIORITY 1: Strengthening health system a) Strengthened national capacity to assess quality of provided health care services using norms, standards and measurement tools;
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. ‌ PRIORITY 1: Health System StrengtheningHealth policy and public health delivery system strengthened in addressing socially determined health inequities.  Monitored implementation of the National Health Policy, in particular aspects relating to intersectoral activity and social determinants of health.
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Priorities and Country Expected Results. PRIORITY 1: Health System strengthening • Evidence-base is strengthened for policy formulation, monitoring, and analysis, in support of health system reforms • Government policies to improve financial access and efficiency of service delivery enhanced • National health system capacity to effectively manage health aspects of crises strengthened • Guidance provided to strengthen national capacity to provide high quality MCH services at primary and secondary levels PRIORITY 2: Improvement of control and response to communicable diseases and other public health threats • National capacity to efficiently manage communicable diseases is improved • MoH capacity to support Armenia to meet IHR obligations is strengthened
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