This presentation by Piet Vroeg highlights the work that the Dutch organization CORDAID has done on performance-based financing, highlighting the principles and practices they have followed in programs in Africa. Included are results in quality, utilization, and financial access and guidance on separating the functions, including the private sector, and community participation.
This presentation from Richard Scheffler, University of California, Berkley Distinguished Professor of Health Economics and Public Policy, provides evidence from OECD and non-OECD countries on pay for performance, and highlights research designs for evaluating programs. From a World Bank meeting in February 2010.
This presentation tells you everything you need to know about P4P, specifically related to paying health care providers. Examples from the USA, UK, Brazil and Haiti are included.
This presentation was developed and given by Jerry La Forgia (with input from Rena Eichler and Christian Baezain) for the March 2010 Human Development Governance Workshop in Bangkok.
It includes information on design options, lessons learned, and results in performance-based intergovernmental transfers in Brazil and Argentina.
This presentation was given by Dr. Rena Eichler of Broad Branch Associates at a National Workshop on RBF in India during January 2010.
It describes the implementation and results of a USAID funded project to strengthen capacity to provide essential health services in Haiti in which NGOs were contracted to provide a defined package of services.
Presentation by Dr. Paulo Borem of UNIMED/Belo Horizonte, Brazil at the February 2010 New Delhi Workshop: Moving Toward Universal Health Coverage/Incentives for Improving Quality of Care. Conveys the design, results, and lessons learned of a successful pay-for-hospital accreditation scheme established by a non-profit insurer. Hospitals are paid higher fees as they achieve “stages” of accreditation as defined in Brazil.
This presentation by Ruth McDonald of Nottingham University demonstrates experience using incentives to improve quality of care, productivity and morale. It was delivered at a National Workshop on RBF in India during January 2010.
This presentation was given by the Ministry of Health of Rwanda at an RBF workshop in Rwanda in October, 2008. It contains the chronology and detailed description of the country program.
