Health Sector Reform 2 Project
Sector: Hospital • Location: Kyrgyz Republic
Source: World Bank Group
The Second Health Sector Reform Project will improve performance, and long-term financial viability of the health system in the Kyrgyz Republic, by adjusting the delivery system to available means, and, focusing on health risks, and diseases. Project components will: 1) support strategic developments, to reduce inappropriate utilization of hospital services, by strengthening primary health care. I
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Description
Description | The Second Health Sector Reform Project will improve performance, and long-term financial viability of the health system in the Kyrgyz Republic, by adjusting the delivery system to available means, and, focusing on health risks, and diseases. Project components will: 1) support strategic developments, to reduce inappropriate utilization of hospital services, by strengthening primary health care. In addition, it will contribute to rationalizing, and modernizing the provision of hospital services, through buildings rehabilitation, and equipment supply, including management of physical, and human resources; 2) continue the development of sustainable health care financing systems, and, develop a health information system, to provide quality data for monitoring, and improving the performance of health care; 3) promote quality improvement of health services, by creating the appropriate infrastructure, conducive to enhanced, and sustainable quality improvement capacity in the health sector, and supportive of the reform program, and of an increased role of primary care; 4) create a restructured system of disease prevention, and health promotion, aligned with recent epidemiological changes in the country, and with the continuously changing profile of the main health problems; and, 5) ensure administrative procedures, i.e., procurement, disbursement, and financial management. |
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