Universal health coverage in LMICs
Table of Contents
- The global commitment towards achieving universal health coverage is now part of...
- Considerations and the effective use of data insufficient health systems...
- And capacity the adoption of digital technologies how to strengthen human...
- Care in health care and medical curricula forming mentorship networks to...
- Interventions as well as actions for the long-term...
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the global commitment towards achieving
universal health coverage is now part of
the sustainable development goals at our
workshop on the topic participants from
Africa Asia and Latin America considered
the progress towards achieving UHC and
the role research can play to improve
the quality of care provided in low and
middle income countries delegates
highlighted barriers and challenges to
implementing quality of care research in
LMI sees such as low prioritization of
quality of care over financial
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considerations and the effective use of
data insufficient health systems
research emerged as a common challenge
however many success stories of quality
of care interventions exist including
the improvement of public-private
partnerships in Africa use of health
technology assessments in Asia and
vaccination programs in the Americas the
workshop identified key research
priorities providers and users
perspectives on barriers to quality of
care how to build on current resources
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and capacity the adoption of digital
technologies how to strengthen human
resources to improve soft skills and
frontline workers welfare and addressing
organizational and leadership cultures
to create a more supportive culture
delegates recognized opportunities for
collaboration to address these
challenges creating global and regional
academic networks to enhance advocacy
and skills development establishing an
open repository for grey literature to
share experience integrating quality of
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care in health care and medical
curricula forming mentorship networks to
transfer skills and knowledge across
generations advocacy is seen as an
important first step to improving
quality of care in lmses participants
were inspired to identify a number of
immediate actions mapping country level
research and policy architecture for
quality of care improvement researching
digital solutions examining the cost of
poor quality care and the
cost-effectiveness of quality care
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interventions
as well as actions for the long-term
curating a methods reader for quality
care research strengthening governance
and accountability for quality of care
and acting on the research and policy
mapping task participants concluded that
developing cross country networks is a
valuable step in achieving our shared
goal of universal health coverage
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