Private Health Sector Assessment in Tanzania
| Year of publication: |
2013
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| Authors: | White, James |
| Other Persons: | O'Hanlon, Barbara (contributor) ; Chee, Grace (contributor) |
| Publisher: |
Washington : World Bank Publications |
| Subject: | Gesundheitswesen | Health care system | Gesundheitsversorgung | Health care | Privatwirtschaft | Private sector | Tansania | Tanzania |
| Description of contents: | Table of Contents [gbv.de] |
| Extent: | Online-Ressource (219 p) |
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| Type of publication: | Book / Working Paper |
| Language: | English |
| Notes: | Description based upon print version of record Front Cover; Contents; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Executive Summary; Country Context; Purpose of the Assessment; Methodology; The Tanzanian Private Sector Landscape; Key Findings and Recommendations; Strategic Priorities; Figures; ES.1 Short- and Long-Term Strategic Priorities; Conclusion; Chapter 1 Introduction and Methodology; Background; Tables; 1.1 E conomic and Health Development Indicators; Context; Assessment Purpose and Scope; Methodology; 1.1 Steps in a Private Health Sector Assessment (PSA); Key Concepts; Overview; 1.2 Levels of Private Sector Engagement; Note Chapter 2 The Private Health Sector within the Tanzanian Health SystemA New View of the Tanzanian Health System; 2.2 Multisectoral Health Landscape in Tanzania; 2.2 Multisectoral Health Landscape in Tanzania; Tanzanian Health System Sectors; 2.1 Legend of Acronyms for Key Actors, by Sector; Boxes; 2.1 The Christian Social Services Commission (CSSC); 2.2 Shree Hindu Mandal Hospital; 2.3 PRINMAT Network of Maternity Homes; 2.4 Mikumi Hospital; 2.5 Muhimbili National Hospital-Public/Private Mix; Map; 2.1 Health Facilities, by DHS Zone; 2.2 Rankingof Zones, by Total Number of Health Facilities 2.3 USAID-Supported PPPsChapter 3 Policy and Enabling Environment to Mobilize the Private Sector in Health; 3.1 E nabling Factors for Private Sector Engagement in Health; Historical Context for Public-Private Partnerships in Health; Policy Environment; 3.1 Private Sector Definition; 3.2 PPP Definition; 3.3 Summary of PPPs in HSSP III; 3.4 Policy Reform Areas; Business Environment; 3.5 Increasing Access to Finance; Institutional Structure; 3.2 HealthPPP Implementation Structure; Forums to Dialogue on Public-Private Partnerships; 3.3 Public-PrivateDialogue Structure in Health; Key Findings 3.4 EnablingFactors Score CardRecommendations to Strengthen the Enabling Environment; Notes; Chapter 4 Service Delivery in the Private Health Sector; 4.1 Total Number of Health Facilities in Tanzania; 4.1 The Tanzanian Health System Referral Pyramid; 4.2 Provider Distribution as a Percentage of Total Health Expenditures; HIV/AIDS; 4.1 APHFTA's Contribution to HIV/AIDS Services; Photos; B4.1.1 APHFTA Services; 4.2 Source of Last HIV Test for Adult Women, Ages 15-49, 2010; 4.3 Client Profile for HIV Testing at Private Facilities, 2010 4.4 Source of PMTCT (Received HIV Test as Part of ANC), 20104.5 Client Profile for PMTCT at Private Facilities, 2010; Reproductive and Child Health (RCH); 4.6 Source of HIV Tests Sought, by Wealth Quintiles, 2010; 4.7 Source of PMTCT Sought, by Wealth Quintiles, 2010; 4.8 Source of Contraceptives, 2010; 4.9 Client Profile for Contraceptives at Private Facilities, 2010; 4.10 Source of Antenatal Care (ANC) for Women with 4+ ANC Visits, 2010; 4.11 Client Profile for ANC in the Private Sector, 2010; 4.12 Source of Delivery, 2010; 4.13 Client Profile for Deliveries in the Private Sector, 2010 4.14 Source of Diarrhea Treatment, 2010 |
| ISBN: | 978-1-4648-0040-5 ; 978-1-4648-0042-9 |
| Other identifiers: | hdl:10986/15933 [Handle] |
| Source: | ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW |
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