commitment to improve the health service Compromised national ownership through parallel processes and Government’s delivery and quality of care through priority and cost uncoordinated oversight effective interventions. Shortage of human resources. Government commitment to public-private partnerships in Lack of control over determinants of health. health service delivery. Climate change. Decentralization of services for effective community Illiteracy, poverty and high levels of population growth. participation in health services delivery. Lack of capacity to implement the decentralized health system. Commitment by donors to support the health sector. Rising cost of medical equipment, drugs, supplies and construction materials. Irrational drug use. Donor dependency. Lack of capacity of training institutions to fulfill human resource needs of MOH. Costs of service level agreement to ensure universal coverage and difficulties in implementation of SLA’s • Migration of experienced professionals from the public sector. Limited capacity of the existing means of communication to reach all segments of the population impacting on IEC/BCC activities. Resistance from some HDPs to adhere to the agreed requirements and harmonization of budget cycle, fund disbursement and reporting. Approval of the draft health Bill may take time. Inadequate resource mobilization to meet resources needed to finance the HSSP.
Government’s commitment to improve the health service delivery and quality of care through priority and cost effective interventions. Government commitment to public-private partnerships in health service delivery. Decentralization of services for effective community participation in health services delivery. Commitment by donors to support the health sector. Compromised national ownership through parallel processes and uncoordinated oversight Shortage of human resources. Lack of control over determinants of health. Climate change. Illiteracy, poverty and high levels of population growth. Lack of capacity to implement the decentralized health system. Rising cost of medical equipment, drugs, supplies and construction materials. Irrational drug use. Donor dependency. Lack of capacity of training institutions to fulfill human resource needs of MOH. Costs of service level agreement to ensure universal coverage and difficulties in implementation of SLA’s • Migration of experienced professionals from the public sector. Limited capacity of the existing means of communication to reach all segments of the population impacting on IEC/BCC activities. Resistance from some HDPs to adhere to the agreed requirements and harmonization of budget cycle, fund disbursement and reporting. Approval of the draft health Bill may take time. Inadequate resource mobilization to meet resources needed to finance the HSSP.
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