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AM
08:30
to
10:30
AM
11:00
to
12:30 |
Session 1: Introduction to the week
Paul Shaw,
World Bank
Link between RH Agenda and Health Sector Reform
Katherine Krasovec,
Abt Associates
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Session 4: Introduction
to Health Systems Undergoing Reform
Paul Shaw,
World Bank
Presentation: Trends in Public Sector
Reform
Cost Recovery, Private Sector Development, Public Sector Management
Changes, Sector Wide Perspectives
Charlotte Leighton,
George Washington University
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Session 7: New Public and
Private Service Delivery Models
Paul Shaw,
World Bank
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Session 9: Use of Performance-based
Contracting to Achieve Health Sector Reform & Reproductive
Health Goals -- Theory & Design Issues
Design Issues and Lessons Learned
Charlotte Leighton,
George Washington University
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Session 3 Continued: Groups Deliberate on Selected Questions
Pertaining to Ghana Reforms
Facilitated discussion based on small
group exercises.
Paul Shaw,
World Bank
Awudu Tinorgah,
Ministry of Health, Ghana
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Group Discussions:
What's going on in your country regarding health sector reform, that
may affect the RH agenda? How can the health sector reform process be
strentgthened/improved to advance reproductive health?
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Session 5: Sector Wide Approaches & Experience in Bangladesh
Phil Gowers,
World Bank
Tom Merrick,
World Bank
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Session 8: Country Example: Egypt
Mary Paterson,
Partnerships for Health Reform, Cairo
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Session 9 continued: Contracting Exercise.
Shaping Contracts for Greater
Effectiveness.
Charlotte Leighton,
George Washington University
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Session 12: Leadership for Change
Marc Roberts,
Harvard University
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PM
14:00
to
15:30
PM
16:00 to 17:30 |
Session 2: Diagnosing Problems, Causes and Solutions in
Reproductive Health and Health Sector Reform
Paul Shaw,
World Bank
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Session 6: Ghana’s Experience in Health Reform: A Public Sector
Approach
Ed Elmendorf
World Bank
Francois Decaillet
World Bank
Awudu Tinorgah
Ministry of Health, Ghana
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Session 9:
Country Example: Egypt Continued
Mary Paterson,
Partnerships for Health Reform, Cairo
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Session 10: New Private Service Delivery Models: Theory &
Design Issues
Paul Shaw,
World Bank
Country Example: Philippines
Benito Reverente,
Philam Care Health Systems, Inc.
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Course Evaluation
&
Presentation of Certificates |
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Session 3: Introduction to Ghana Case:
Overview of Tuesday/WEdnesday and Thursday Small Group Exercises.
Edna Jonas
World Bank
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Group Exercise on Ghana continued
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Group Exercise on Ghana continued
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Group Exercise on Ghana continued
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