health leadership and governance

Cards (29)

  • what - define the disease events and/or its determinants
  • who - descriptions of demographic characteristics
  • when - seasonality of certain diseases, incubation periods, and exposuresposing risk to others
  • leadership and governance - essential or crucial part of health system
  • where - geographical extent
  • 6 building blocks of health system
    leadership and governance
    health human resource
    access to medicine and technology
    health service delivery
    health information
    health financing
  • stewardship - also called leadership and governance of health systems
  • stewardship - arguably the most complex but critical building block
  • it's about the role of government in health and its relation to other actors whose activities impact on health
  • stewardship - involves overseeing and guiding the whole health system, private as well as public, in order to protect the public interest
  • stewardship - requires both political and technical action
  • there is no blueprint for effective health leadership and governance
  • from WHO, leadership and governance is the "wheel in the middle of the wheel". it drives the rest of the building blocks. without it, the rest of the building blocks won't work
  • philippine health care system - developed health system
  • decentralized - devolved set up
  • each level f administrative division is referred to as local government unit (LGU)
  • there are at least 4 levels of administrative division
  • the president of the republic being the over-all chief executive overseas these administrative regions
  • the administrative regions
    province
    city
    municipality
    barangay
  • autonomous regions - special administrative division
  • two autonomous regions
    Cordillera Autonomous Region (CAR)
    Autonomous Region for Muslim Mindanao (ARMM)
  • cities - categorized in annual income
  • pre decentralization - the health system in the philippines
  • Philippine RA 7160 or Local Government Code of 1991 - according to this, a local health board must be established in every province, city, and municipality
  • provincial health board
    governor - chairman
    provincial health officer - vice chairman
  • city health board
    city mayor - chairman
    city health officer - vice chairman
  • municipal health board
    municipal mayor - chairman
    municipal health officer - vice chairman
  • functions of local health board
    propose annual budgetary allocations
    serve as an advisory committee to the council concerned on health matters
    consistent with technical and administrative standards and create committees which shall advise local health agencies
  • a leader-driven change process can proceed in ff steps. the leader...

    recognizes the problem and make a response
    formulates a vision
    consolidates his/her resources
    takes the lead
    communicates the vision
    ensures skills and knowledge are transferred to others