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Nice short read! Separating roles in a healthcare system—providers, funders, and regulators—is the key to build an efficient and transparent healthcare system. Clear role distinctions ensure accountability, improve service quality, and optimize resource allocation, which ultimately driving better health outcomes for all.

It is exciting to see AAPA and Laurel Health Advisors, LLC working together on this important study and interesting to learn how PAs help improve healthcare access and equity across the U.S. Check it out: https://bit.ly/3ARGf9s #Healthcare #Accessibility #Equity #PAs #Research #AAPA #HealthEquity

AAPA and Laurel Health Advisors, LLC are announcing a contract to conduct a groundbreaking study evaluating how PAs contribute to improving healthcare accessibility and equity across the United States. Read more: https://bit.ly/3ARGf9s

BREAKING HIE NEWS! Connie, Connecticut's nonprofit health information exchange, has achieved remarkable success with its innovative Medication Management tool! This groundbreaking tool, developed based on extensive research and collaboration, is transforming medication safety for over 4.5 million patients across the state. From reducing duplicated prescriptions to empowering healthcare providers with critical information, Connie's impact is undeniable! Join us in reading, liking, and sharing the full article to learn more about how Connie is enhancing healthcare in Connecticut and beyond! Read the full article now: https://zurl.co/Eci2

🌟 Learn how Cardinal Health is shaping healthcare policy for a brighter future! Tune in as our SVP of Government Relations, Rebecca McGrath, shares insights on our impactful work. #HealthcareInnovation #GovernmentRelations #CardinalHealth 🏥

📢 New Publication Alert! 🌍 We are excited to promote the following literature review from WHO's System’s Governance and Stewardship (SGS) team, featuring our very own Sophie Witter: "Governance of the Private Healthcare Sector in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Scoping Review of Approaches, Effectiveness, and Enablers." In this comprehensive review, the complexities of governing the private healthcare sector in diverse contexts are explored. Findings highlight key approaches, their effectiveness, and the enablers that can strengthen governance frameworks. 📥 Read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/eUxeHdEh #HealthcareGovernance #GlobalHealth #HealthPolicy #PrivateSector #Research #PublicHealth

After two years of work, I'm excited to share that the first ever #WHO scoping review on the governance of the private sector in health across low- and middle-income countries is out. 🌟 Our primary goal was ambitious but essential: to systematically synthesize the evidence on approaches to govern the private health sector. This review is about more than mapping strategies; it’s about capturing what truly drives impactful #governance of mixed health systems and where countries are still facing challenges. 📝 We structured our review around three pivotal questions: 1) What approaches are currently adopted to govern the private health sector? 2) How effective are these approaches in various contexts? 3) What are the key enablers and barriers influencing these governance efforts? Our work aims to guide LMICs in aligning private sector involvement in health systems with public health goals, ultimately contributing to better health outcomes and more resilient systems to achieve #UHC. An amazing team effort with WHO and Oxford Policy Management! David Clarke Gabrielle Appleford Aya Thabet Louise Allen Catherine Goodman Mark Hellowell Sophie Witter Shuchi Srinivasan Excited to see how these findings will shape future governance efforts in the health sector! #HealthSystems #PrivateSector #Governance #LMICs #HealthPolicy #PublicHealth #UHC

After two years of work, I'm excited to share that the first ever #WHO scoping review on the governance of the private sector in health across low- and middle-income countries is out. 🌟 Our primary goal was ambitious but essential: to systematically synthesize the evidence on approaches to govern the private health sector. This review is about more than mapping strategies; it’s about capturing what truly drives impactful #governance of mixed health systems and where countries are still facing challenges. 📝 We structured our review around three pivotal questions: 1) What approaches are currently adopted to govern the private health sector? 2) How effective are these approaches in various contexts? 3) What are the key enablers and barriers influencing these governance efforts? Our work aims to guide LMICs in aligning private sector involvement in health systems with public health goals, ultimately contributing to better health outcomes and more resilient systems to achieve #UHC. An amazing team effort with WHO and Oxford Policy Management colleagues! David Clarke Gabrielle Appleford Aya Thabet Louise Allen Catherine Goodman Mark Hellowell Sophie Witter Shuchi Srinivasan Excited to see how these findings will shape future governance efforts in the health sector! #HealthSystems #PrivateSector #Governance #LMICs #HealthPolicy #ScopingReview #PublicHealth #UHC

For those wondering how Project 2025 will impact healthcare, here's a pretty concise summary.

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