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Policy summary 13: public reporting in health and long-term care to facilitate provider choice

The availability of public reporting initiatives on the quality of health and longterm care providers has increased since the 1990s when many countries began introducing choice of care provider policies. One of the primary reasons for public reporting of quality information is to assist patients and user...

Improving skilled birth attendance in Ethiopia

The purpose of this report is to inform deliberations among policymakers and stakeholders. It summarises the best available evidence regarding the design and implementation of policies for improving skilled birth attendance. The report was prepared as a background document to be discussed at meetings att...

A national framework for sustainability of health knowledge translation initiatives in Uganda

This report is intended to inform the deliberations of those engaged in developing policies on sustainability of health knowledge translation initiatives policies as well as other stakeholders with an interest in such policy decisions. It summarizes the best available evidence regarding the design and im...

Examining the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of rehabilitation-care models for frail seniors

The health of the aging population has been identified as a high priority for the province of Ontario and has become one of the province’s most pressing health and social policy issues.(4) Within this priority area, there is significant focus on the delivery of high-value services to seniors to maximiz...

Identifying optimal treatment approaches for people with multimorbidity in Ontario

Multimorbidity is part of the daily life of a growing number of Ontarians who must manage multiple chronic conditions. As Fortin et al. observed, “patients with multiple conditions are the rule rather than the exception in primary care.” Multimorbidity not only has a significant impact on healthcare ...

Policy options to improve access to mental health services by strengthening secondary care

Las enfermedades en salud mental derivadas de un entorno de extrema violencia e inseguridad como el que afectó a Ciudad Juárez en los últimos años, toman especial relevancia y acentúan de sobremanera las necesidades ya existentes de un sistema de salud mental integral. En los últimos años se han r...

How can knowledge brokering be advanced in a country's health system?

There is a general lack of attention given to ‘what to do next’ to advance knowledge brokering in many European countries’ health systems. Four sets of interrelated issues can contribute to this problem within any given country’s health system....

Améliorer l´accueil et la prise en charge dans les services d´accueil des urgences (SAU) des hôpitaux nationaux et régionaux au Cameroun
Improve reception and care in emergency reception services (SAU) of national and regional hospitals in Cameroon

Le problème: Au Cameroun, les usagers des services d?accueil des urgences (SAU) notamment dans les hôpitaux régionaux et nationaux (1°, 2° et 3° catégories) autant que les soignants se plaignent de la faible accessibilité et de la mauvaise qualité des soins qui y sont délivrés ; ces plaintes s...

Advancing the integration of palliative care in the national health system

This policy brief contributes to the evidence base of policy development for scaling up palliative care services across Uganda, particularly among population groups with ‘special needs’, such as the poor, those living in rural areas, children or parents with life-limiting diseases, the elderly, and t...

Learning from one another: enriching interactive knowledge-sharing mechanisms to support knowledge brokering in European health systems

Policy-makers, stakeholders and knowledge brokers (including researchers) all have a great deal they can learn from one another. Policy-makers need access to good-quality health systems information that they can apply to a local issue. Stakeholders may seek to influence health policy as well as make deci...