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Good leadership and governance at all levels of the healthcare system is necessary for better performance of the system and health outcomes. Lack of good leadership and governance practices can lead to misuse of health system inputs such as human resources, health commodities and financial resources hence lowering the quality of services delivered. Thus, this guide was developed through collaborative efforts envisioned to respond to the needs of improving good governance practices at the primary healthcare level in resource-limited healthcare systems.
Key Features:
- Improves the management of primary health facilities
- Helps the health facility managers and teams at primary healthcare level to effectively and efficiently lead and manage the facilities
- Enumerates practical scenarios on health issues that commonly occur in health facilities and provides alternative ways of addressing the issues raised in the scenarios
List of contents
Chapter 1 Leadership and Governance
Chapter 2 Management and Governance of Health Facilities
Chapter 3 Health Services Delivery
Chapter 4 Health Workforce
Chapter 5 Health Information Systems
Chapter 6 Health Commodities and Technologies
Chapter 7 Health Financing and Financial Management
Chapter 8 Community Health Systems Management & Governance
About the author
Dr. Mackfallen G. Anasel is a Senior Lecturer and Researcher in the Department of Health Systems Management, School of Public Administration and Management at Mzumbe University.
Dr Ntuli A. Kapologwe has served as District Medical Officer -Bahi, and Regional Medical officer -Shinyanga. Since January 2017 to date, he served as Director of Health, Social Welfare and Nutrition Services at the President's Office - Regional Administration and Local Government Authorities.
Dr. Albino Kalolo is a Senior Lecturer and Researcher in the Department of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine at St. Francis University College of Health and Allied Sciences, Ifakara, Tanzania
Summary
This guide has been developed through collaborative efforts envisioned to respond to the needs of improving good governance practices at the primary health care level in the Tanzanian health care system.
