Technical cooperation in Public Health
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Technical cooperation involves providing know-how through personnel, training, research, and associated costs to build technical capacity. Some challenges to delivering technical cooperation in ECC include weak health systems, weak networks between islands, and limited funds. Potential solutions are to prioritize human resource development and efficient service delivery models based on primary health care, design reference systems to provide more access to health services efficiently, make efficient use of existing funds and orient external funds to local needs.
Technical cooperation in Public Health
- 1. Technical Cooperation: Challenges and possible solutions for delivering it in ECC Juan Seclen, MD, MHPM March 21, 2014
- 2. What is technical cooperation? Provision of know-how in the forms of personnel, training, research, and associated costs Technical Cooperation resources reflect activities (and the related expense incurred) of the following: (i) experts, teachers, volunteers; (ii) equipment and materials for training; (iii) research; (iv) developed oriented social and cultural interventions; (v) build technical capacity
- 3. Challenges and potential solutions to provide TC? Ch: Weak poor health systems. Sol: Multiples, prioritizing human resources development and efficient service delivery models based on Primary Health Care Ch: Weak health services network among islands Sol: Design reference systems to provide more access to health services efficiently Ch: Limited funds Sol: Efficient use of existing funds, orient external funds to address local needs
- 4. Challenges and potential solutions to provide TC? Ch: Result-based financing Sol: Innovate this approach to generate local accountability and to increase access and quality of service delivery Ch: Lack of performance recognition Sol: Promote strategies to recognize best/promising practices and performance