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Evidence BriefSDG 3: Good Health2020Uganda

Forming partnerships between Health Management Organisations and public health service prov

Center for Rapid Evidence Synthesis (ACRES)DRRES-44

This Rapid Response should be cited as

ACRES (2020) Forming partnerships between Health Management Organisations and public health service providers; A Rapid Response Brief. Kampala: The Center For Rapid Evidence Synthesis

Summary

Background: A private partner has built a health facility in a district in Uganda and intends to operate a Health Management Organization model of health care delivery. The District Health Team is seeking approaches to forming a successful partnership with public facilities. Findings: Factors for a successful private-public partnership include co-operation, setting up communication platforms, developing a common goal, and capacity appraisal. Models include co-location, contracting out, franchising, Alzira model, and social impact bonds. Conclusion: The model for a private-public partnership highly depends on the common goal to be achieved. Clear communication channels must be established throughout the entire process.

Topics

Addressing Barriers for Accessible HealthcareFostering public-private collaboration in healthcareAddressing Barriers for Accessible Healthcare > Expanding access to care across all service tiersAddressing Barriers for Accessible Healthcare > Fostering public-private collaboration in healthcareImprovements in the quality of care > Service Availability & Readiness AssessmentHealth Infrastructure > Health Infrastructure Development & AccessibilityLeadership & Governance > Strategic Planning & AlignmentLeadership & Governance > Partner Coordination MechanismsHealth Financing > Performance-Based Financing