Performance Incentives for Global Health: Potential and Pitfalls

Performance Incentives for Global Health documents a host of experiences with incentives for maternal and child health care, tuberculosis, child nutrition, HIV/AIDS, chronic conditions and more.

Contents

1. Part I: More Health for the Money
2. Rena Eichler and Ruth Levine
   • Ch. 1: Money into Health
   • Ch. 2: Problems to Solve
   • Ch. 3: Using Performance Incentives
   • Ch. 4: Making Payment for Performance Work
   • Ch. 5: A Learning Agenda
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4. Part II: Case Studies

5. • Ch. 6: Latin America: Cash Transfers to Support Better Household Decisions
     Amanda Glassman, Jessica Todd, and Marie Gaarder

     Ch. 7: United States: Orienting Pay-for-Performance to Patients
     Kevin Volpp and Mark Pauly

   • Ch. 8: Afghanistan: Paying NGOs for Performance in a Postconflict Setting
     Egbert Sondorp, Natasha Palmer, Lesley Strong, and Abdul Wali

   • Ch. 9: Haiti: Going to Scale with a Performance Incentive Model
     Rena Eichler, Paul Auxila, Uder Antoine, and Bernateau Desmangles

   • Ch. 10: Rwanda: Performance-Based Financing in the Public Sector
     Louis Rusa, Miriam Schneidman, Gyuri Fritsche, and Laurent Musango

   • Ch. 11: Nicaragua: Combining Demand- and Supply-Side Incentives
     Ferdinando Regalía and Leslie Castro

   • Ch. 12: Worldwide: Incentives for Tuberculosis Diagnosis and Treatment
     Alexandra Beith, Rena Eichler, and Diana Weil