Table 3 MPS-SV level G processes and how they were implemented MPS-SV process purpose and expected results How the expected results were implemented Service Delivery (SD) Purpose: The purpose of this process is defining the strategy and establishing the service system to deliver services in conformance with the service agreements.
Implementing health service delivery changes to better address chronic health conditions is challenging due to the complex aetiology of these conditions, the multiple stakeholders required in order to achieve optimal consumer outcomes, and the historic design of healthcare systems to address acute healthcare needs in hospitals rather than long-term healthcare needs in community settings.
Three main strategies have been used to strengthen human resources, and develop the staff required to implement decentralized service delivery.
The Health Resources and Services Administration HRSAA), in providing guidance to its Ryan White CARE Act grantees, has recommended that service planners and providers pay close attention to client satisfaction as they develop and implement their service delivery systems [ 10].
On balance, we believe that higher efficiencies are more likely to be attained by adjusting the way MC activities are implemented within service delivery modes in either approach, than by attempting to select one broad approach as generally more efficient than the other.
The second group that has brought greater cohesiveness among the organizations implementing family planning service delivery is the Kinshasa Family Planning Coalition.
To address this, UNICEF recently implemented an innovative service delivery model in Mykolayiv.
Reaching girls most at risk To address this, UNICEF recently implemented an innovative service delivery model in Mykolayiv, with the aim of reducing adolescent girls' risk and vulnerability.
Prior to 2010, some 10 organizations (funded by USAID, UNFPA, the World Bank, the Department for International Development [DFID], the International Planned Parenthood Federation [IPPF], and others) implemented family planning service delivery in Kinshasa, albeit in a relatively isolated manner.
Stage 2c will draw on ADHC-WR staff experiences and local requirements (including new data from Stage 1 and Stage 2a/b), to formulate and implement an alternative service delivery model in one area of the region.
