Impact of voucher system on access to maternal and child health services in Eastern Uganda
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John Bua of Makerere University presents on a voucher scheme in Eastern Uganda to transport pregnant women to the care facility at iHEA 2011 in Toronto, Canada.
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Impact of voucher system on access to maternal and child health services in Eastern Uganda
- 1. Making Health Systems Work for the Poor Impact of voucher system on access to MCH services in Eastern Uganda Makerere University School of Public health John Hopkins University FHS Uganda
- 8. Intervention Vouchers for transport Vouchers for MCH services Maternal child health services Pregnant women in control Maternal child health services Training Supervision Supplies, drugs and equipment Pregnant women in Intervention
- 9. Cost of service vouchers 0.32 0.46 PNC 24.95 49.9 C/section 2.30 3.07 DELIVERY 0.32 0.46 ANC 1,2,3&4 Implementation phase 1 st Cost Price 0.86 1.15 PNC 43.19 57.58 C/section 4.32 5.76 DELIVERY 0.86 1.15 ANC 2,3&4 0.72 0.96 ANC 1 Pilot Phase Cost Price Public ($) Private ($)
- 11. Results
- 12. Results
- 13. Results
- 14. Results
Notas del editor
- Looking at access in terms of ; Utilisation of services Availability of health workers Quality of MCH services offered/perceived quality Geographical accessibility Financial accessibility Structural accessibility .i.e. Equipment for MCH, drugs and sundries
- Health System strengthening Training of health workers Support supervision Supplies Drugs and equipment.
- These are preliminary results as the study is still on going.
- Findings based on the qualitative information received.