Session 1 Plenary 09HH End of session: 3 tables share one expectation orally, all expectations are written on cards pinned on to the wall. Session 4 in parallel 16HH Discussion facilitated by Jean-Louis Lamboray, Constellation.
Attempts will be made to respond to 3 questions:. Discussions facilitated by Ngashi Ngongo, Eric Mercier and Jean Servais, with the Experts at the central level, the District Medical Officers and Researchers around bottlenecks, district performance measurement , information sharing and its appropriate application.
An attempt will be made to understand why this mode of action is underutilized in many countries. Discussion facilitated by Prof. Twenty-five years ago the health system was ahead of others. Today, in some countries, the health system rather appears to undergo decentralization reforms which do not always take on board the peculiarities of the health sector. How do we regain the advantage?
Session 8B: Monitoring and coordinating health care supply: do we strengthen the district management teams β¦ or opt for the networking model? The discussion, facilitated by Tarcisse Elongo, WHO AFRO, will focus on the roles of the District Management Teams and the skills required at this level, considering the changes in the context and the practice of health policies. We will also explore complementary or alternative models of coordination e.
Session 9B: Doctors in 1 st line health services and broadening the MPA: a priority β several challenges. Session 9C : Information and Communication Technologies: what contribution for better coordination of health systems? Discussion facilitated by Nicolas de Borman Blue Square around technological solutions designed to enhance performance and accountability of health districts.
