health policy formulation Flashcards

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statement of intent that defines specific guidelines to achieve health objectives
public policies or authoritative decisions
affect or influence groups or classes of individuals or organizations

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health policy

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health policy should be:

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aligned with international commitments, national directives and health agnda
evidence-based
disseminated to stakeholders upon approval
monitored in terms of implementation and performance

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goal of health policies

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to provide ACCESS to quality care at an affordable cost

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public policies are established by

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the government

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private policies are established by

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private organizations

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forms of public health policies (4)

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laws
rules/regulations
operational decisions
judicial decisions

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where do legislations, A.O.s, E.O.s emanate?

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department of health
office of the president and cabinet
senate and lower house of congress
civil society groups

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congressional decision making. arrange in order
floor debates
committee on health hearings and consultations
passing of the bill by both houses
submission to the presidents for signature
filing of senate and lower house bills
bicameral sessions

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steps in policy formation: arrange in order
identify decision makers and influencers
evaluate and monitor the policy
implement policy
develop goals, objectives, and policy options
assess readiness for policy development
describe the problem
build support for a policy
write/revise policy
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steps in policy formulation:
detailed
“foundation”
identifies: cause and impact of problem, community perception, effect of previous solutions

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describe the problem

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steps in policy formulation:

determined whether to proceed

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asses readiness for policy development

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steps in policy formulation:
more than 1 goal
SMART objectives
list of policy options

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develop goals, objectives, and policy options

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steps in policy formulation:

identify whom to focus on

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identify decision makers and influencers

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steps in policy formulation:
simple desciptions of solution
signs in the community

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buiild support for a policy

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steps in policy formulation:

include: purpose, goals, objectives, decription of regulationa nd sanctions, procedures for non-compliance, plan

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write/revise the policy

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how do you analyze policy? (4)

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understand problem
indentify stakeholders
assess policy’s impact on access to quality care
examine the unintended consequences