Improving the Delivery of Health Services

Improving the delivery of health services.

Contribution of Nepal’s Free Delivery Care Policies in Improving Utilisation of Maternal Health Services

Background Nepal has made remarkable improvements in maternal health outcomes. The implementation of demand and supply side strategies have often been attributed with the observed increase in utilization of maternal healthcare services. In 2005, Free Delivery Care (FDC) policy was implemented under the name of Maternity Incentive Scheme (MIS), with the intention of reducing transport costs asso...

Survey and Analysis of Ardabil City Suburbs Access to the Health Care Delivery Services (Health Centers)

Background & objectives: Health care centers are among the most important and essential centers that proper and timely access to them is one of the basic goals of social justice. The health of the individual and the community depends on the centers that provide primary health care. Rapid, timely, and inexpensive access to these centers is very important and necessary, in any community, especial...

Improving the quality of workers' compensation health care delivery: the Washington State Occupational Health Services Project.

This article has summarized research and policy activities undertaken in Washington State over the past several years to identify the key problems that result in poor quality and excessive disability among injured workers, and the types of system and delivery changes that could best address these problems in order to improve the quality of occupational health care provided through the workers' ...

A survey of client satisfaction from The delivery of services in urban health centers of Yazd

Introduction- Satisfaction as a key indicator of health care quality is important for development, recognition and treatment of people in need. The aim of this study was to determine the rate of satisfaction of referral people to health center of Yazd city. Materials and methods: This was a descriptive analytic (cross- sectional) study. The participants were 360 clients referred to 13 healt...