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E4: Health Vouchers: Successes and Obstacles to Effective Utilization
June 17, 2010 10:30AM - 12:15PM @ Governors RoomWho's Interested?
aid3emilyhillenbrandkallolmukherjilouisa.stueweMeggritmishka.glasermollychristiansenmrehrigwhitneybrooks Note: # of attendees reflects schedules created not registrations.
Presenters Discuss:
indicators commonly used in voucher program management, how program managers use measures of facility performance for decision making, and how spatial data on distance to facility and patient poverty assessments are incorporated with service data to map functional local healthcare markets (Kenya); how the public and private sectors worked together to increase access to insecticide treated nets (ITNs) for vulnerable groups in six countries in Africa, the potential of the commercial sector to help countries achieve catch up and sustain keep up, and the value of a targeted subsidy voucher program for achieving high rates of ITN ownership and use (Africa); the major components of the output based reproductive health voucher program in Uganda, the types of data generated by the program and strengths and weaknesses to the current program (Uganda); the role of transportation vouchers to improve maternal health care services by the trained providers (Bangladesh); and the impact of introducing vouchers for free IUD insertion through a social franchising approach in underserved areas in Pakistan and the key drivers for high voucher redemption rates (Pakistan).
indicators commonly used in voucher program management, how program managers use measures of facility performance for decision making, and how spatial data on distance to facility and patient poverty assessments are incorporated with service data to map functional local healthcare markets (Kenya); how the public and private sectors worked together to increase access to insecticide treated nets (ITNs) for vulnerable groups in six countries in Africa, the potential of the commercial sector to help countries achieve catch up and sustain keep up, and the value of a targeted subsidy voucher program for achieving high rates of ITN ownership and use (Africa); the major components of the output based reproductive health voucher program in Uganda, the types of data generated by the program and strengths and weaknesses to the current program (Uganda); the role of transportation vouchers to improve maternal health care services by the trained providers (Bangladesh); and the impact of introducing vouchers for free IUD insertion through a social franchising approach in underserved areas in Pakistan and the key drivers for high voucher redemption rates (Pakistan).
Type Sessions » Panel Sessions
Speaker/Artist(s)
Moderator: Mursaleena Islam, Abt Associates Inc., United States
Francis Kundu, National Coordinating Agency on Population and Development, Kenya
Measuring Performance Using Voucher Reimbursement Records
Nancy Nachbar, Academy for Educational Development, United States
Vouchers for Insecticide Treated Nets: a Public Private Partnership Model
Ben Bellows, Population Council, Kenya
Managing What is Measured: Results Based Reproductive Health Vouchers
Moshiur Rahman, Population Council, Bangladesh
Maternal Delivery Vouchers: Transportation as the Missing Link
Noah Sprafkin, Marie Stopes International, Pakistan
Meeting Unmet Demand Through Vouchers: The Suraj Experience
Tags #GHC37
Speaker/Artist(s)
Moderator: Mursaleena Islam, Abt Associates Inc., United States
Francis Kundu, National Coordinating Agency on Population and Development, Kenya
Measuring Performance Using Voucher Reimbursement Records
Nancy Nachbar, Academy for Educational Development, United States
Vouchers for Insecticide Treated Nets: a Public Private Partnership Model
Ben Bellows, Population Council, Kenya
Managing What is Measured: Results Based Reproductive Health Vouchers
Moshiur Rahman, Population Council, Bangladesh
Maternal Delivery Vouchers: Transportation as the Missing Link
Noah Sprafkin, Marie Stopes International, Pakistan
Meeting Unmet Demand Through Vouchers: The Suraj Experience
Tags #GHC37
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