The emergence of result-oriented Global Health interventions

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HEALTHCARE IN TANZANIA MASTER of SCIENCE IN
HEALTH MONITORING AND EVALUATION Adam
Kibola, MD Department of Medicine. Rutgers
- New Jersey Medical School, Newark NJ 07103
Introduction The emergence of result-oriented
Global Health interventions

• Creating the Masters
• Program
• Curriculum Development and Implementation
• Student-centered teaching approach
• Creating the Resource Center
• Ensuring Program sustainability

• ME in Tanzanias Healthcare System
• Processes
• Outcomes
• Accountability

• Objectives
• Tanzanias Healthcare System and the need for
  Health ME
• The World Bank Model of an ME System
• Creating the Masters Program

• ME in Tanzanias Healthcare System
• Evolution of the Healthcare System
• Post-independence Nationalization
• The Privatized vs. Nationalized System
• Public-Private Partnership
• Stakeholders of the Healthcare
• System
• The Tanzanian Government
• Foreign Governments
• Global Development Partners

• The Partners
• CDC- Tanzania
• University of California, San Francisco
• Tanzania Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
• Mzumbe University, Morogoro Tanzania

• Conclusions
• Interventions in the Healthcare System need
  quantifiable results.
• Building ME capacity in Health within Tanzania
  is key.
• Continuous collaboration among development
  partners ensures success.