"We should support public-private dialogue for partnerships, such as contracting between private providers and health financing programs. Relationships matter." - Isseu Diop Touré, former chief of party, Senegal, #SHOPSPlus
Government officials in Botswana are now equipped with knowledge to contract with private facilities for clinical #HIV services. Learn more: https://t.co/v6aGBQPCKt
By complementing and expanding capacity of the public health system, private providers can help reduce the unmet need for #FamilyPlanning.
Read more: https://t.co/ymcLFuarGx
Join us next Wednesday for our e-conference, Health and Financial Services in the Middle East and North Africa: Time to go digital.
Register here: https://t.co/9oYd367CAF
Explore our brief on the challenges and overall experiences of small and medium providers who participate in health financing programs, particularly government-sponsored programs. #UHC | https://t.co/sLdgUXPUU6
Excited to be in #Bahrain this week w/ our members and partners for #JLN2019. Would not be possible without our dedicated hosts @schbahrain. Thank you!
A good article from @TheEconomist on the work done by #development organizations like mine (@cenfri_org@i2ifacility), innovators like #insuretech Pula Advisors and insurer @microensure to try and make the financial sector work for those who need it most https://t.co/gIyjXdjHAw
We recently updated 2⃣interactive, online tools that show where women obtain their contraceptives. The tools help #familyplanning programs better target their resources, improve contraceptive access, and increase method choice.
https://t.co/kj9nnIKsdE
#WorldPopulationDay
We deliver training sessions to improve the quality of care among private medical providers. In Senegal, we train midwives in business and financial management.🧾Read more about our multi-pronged approach to increasing #familyplanning access: https://t.co/kj9nnIKsdE.
#WPD2019
Systemic health solutions can #empowerwomen and help solve societal challenges.
We evaluated @USAID’s community-based #healthinsurance in #Ethiopia and found that it allows women to make health decisions for themselves. Read more: https://t.co/9QTSXLgiIS
Happy #MothersDay to all the moms. You are our caregivers, our miracle workers, and the role models who made us the people we are today. We thank you. #Mommy#Mama
Congrats to #2018Digis winners @SHOPSPlus and @JamiiAfrica! @USAID recognized their innovative #mobilemoney solution that expands access to affordable healthcare and insurance, helping 5,100+ low-income Tanzanians receive the care they need. Read more: https://t.co/GWARhSfc1e
Working with clinicians, health insurers and policy makers, we turn #data into meaningful #outcomes for patients worldwide. Learn more about our #healthsystems strengthening work here: https://t.co/kceIouXgsP #HSS
@faqingwa@SwissRe@SwissRe_CS Agree that this represents positive progress, but real congratulations will be in order when there is real equity and true diversity. Swiss Re and so many others are not there yet and the pace of change remains disappointing.
Small to medium private providers reach under-served communities. By building their skills we enable them to deliver better health outcomes. Great example from Tanzania. @ShopsPlus@abtassociates@Banyan_Global
Accredited drug dispensing outlets (ADDOs) have moved health commodities and services closer to women in #Tanzania.
Find out what we’re doing to strengthen their stability in @kategreene1116 & Gloria Nantulya’s blog for @FHWCoalitioN https://t.co/M3hGcy72dd