Send to friendThis page contains presentations and documents from the Health Systems Innovations Workshop held January 25-29, 2010 in Abuja, Nigeria.
The Nigerian Federal Ministry of Health and the World Bank organized a Health Systems Innovations Workshop, attended by more than 250 motivated participants from the state and federal level of the Ministry of Health. The workshop focused on different Results Based Financing operational modalities and experiences, namely i) Performance Based Financing, ii) Conditional Cash Transfers, iii) Contracting for Healthcare and iv) Tools for Monitoring and Evaluation – to measure service delivery and monitor RBF.
Presentations:
What PBF can Achieve: Example from Rwanda
Claude Sekabaraga, World Bank
Essential Elements of PBF
Petra Vergeer, World Bank
Verification of Performance Linked to Incentives
Petra Vergeer, World Bank
Case Study on Verification (facilitator guide and participant document)
Conditional Cash Transfers for Improving Utilization of Health Services
Manuel Salazar, World Bank
Introduction to Performance-Based Contracting for Health Services (examples from Cambodia, India and Pakistan)
Benjamin Loevinsohn, World Bank
PBF Contracting - Group exercise of negotiations for PBF between government, contractor, and community (facilitator guide and example contract)
Practical Issues in Implementing Performance-Based Contracting
Benjamin Loevinsohn, World Bank
Primer on Monitoring and Evaluation
GNV Ramanna, World Bank
A Comparison of Different Methods of Data Collection
Benjamin Loevinsohn, World Bank
GNV Ramanna, World Bank
A Brief Overview of Lot Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS) and its application in the Health Sector
Ayodeji Oluwole Odutolu, World Bank
Joseph Valadez, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Case Study on M&E (facilitator guide and participant document)
Health Facility Surveys and Quantified Supervisory Checklists
Benjamin Loevinsohn, World Bank
GNV Ramanna, World Bank
