Sentence examples for system performance framework from inspiring English sources

For example, following the health system performance framework, we distinguished the objective to improve health in two categories, i.e. to improve the 'level of health' and the 'distribution of health'.

The indicators were derived from the health care system performance framework of the Commonwealth Fund CWFF) [ 31] and were developed for the longitudinal Health Policy Survey of the Commonwealth Funds.

Within the past decade, many health system performance frameworks have been developed [ 6– 23], comprised of various quality indicators, some of which relate to the Triple Aim goals.

In WHO's health systems performance framework, health system efficiency is assessed in terms of whether the system's resources achieve the maximum possible benefit in terms of outcomes that people value [ 15, 26].

Criteria used for framework selection was in line with our definition of a health system performance assessment framework, and included: being system wide (not just one programme, dimension, or service provider); well developed and documented, currently in use; and explicitly applied in a health system (or systems) at least twice.

The Dutch national health system performance conceptual framework, heavily based on the CHIF and US National Healthcare Quality Report, has been adopted as the theoretical framework of the OECD's HCQI project [ 16, 5, 6].

Research at the US Army, TARDEC, has been developing a generic ground system performance specification framework, and a ground system standard product classification hierarchy.

The CHIF has served as the pioneering comprehensive theoretical base for many modern national and international health system performance assessment frameworks, including that of The Netherlands and the OECD Health Care Quality Indicator (HCQI) project [ 5, 6].

Recently, there has been a growing recognition of the need to analyze health system performance using this framework [ 13- 15].

The cycle of performance measurement and management has been said to incorporate conceptualization of the health system and the performance framework, measurement of performance, analysis of data collected, the action necessary to change the behavior, and back to conceptualization of the health system [ 48, 63].

The study aimed at developing a set of attributes for a 'good' health system performance assessment (HSPA) framework from literature and experiences in different contexts and using the attributes for a structured approach to lesson learning for low-income countries (LICs).