Sentence examples for managing health services from inspiring English sources

In a 1979 interview with a journalist from Xinhua News Agency, Vice Minister of Health Xinzhong Qian proposed managing "health services by using economic measures".

Study population was FMS managing health services at government primary health care centres.

The health system structure also facilitated a more coordinated approach to managing health services, with some districts small enough for 'everyone to know everyone'.

It was further observed that almost all HFGC members were not oriented on their roles and responsibilities in managing health services delivery.

Local Government Authorities (LGAs) became responsible for planning, budgeting and managing health services, as well as other government services such as education, and the water supply [ 27].

In Karnataka, poor health outcomes in maternal health have been attributed to systemic failures in managing health services and responding to critical problems service delivery [ 33].

As such, responsibility for managing health service delivery is decentralised to the district (sub-national) level [ 29, 30].

These include a lack of adequate and qualified human resources among LGAs, poor knowledge and skills in planning for both elected and LGA staff, weak supportive supervision, a negative attitude of health workers in involving the local community in planning and managing health service programmes, and political interference in the planning process.

Some members of the health management teams have been supported to receive training on supervision, leadership and management to enhance their capacity to effectively manage health services in the districts under which the two slums fall.

"The moment you put somebody away for months, if not years, lock them up and put a fence around them, how are you going to get people to come forward?" asked Dr. Virginia Azevedo, who manages health services for the city of Cape Town here in Khayelitsha.

Since 1988, when the Generalitat Valenciana began to manage health services' provision, various structures have been designed to improve the quality of healthcare, culminating in the creation of the current General Directorate of Patient Care and Quality.