Community-Led Monitoring: When Community Data Drives Implementation Strategies.
作者： Solange Baptiste , Alain Manouan , Pedro Garcia , Helen Etya’ale , Tracy Swan
DOI: 10.1007/S11904-020-00521-2
关键词: Social accounting 、 Public relations 、 Health outcomes 、 Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) 、 Community education 、 Business 、 Position (finance) 、 Best practice 、 Quality (business) 、 Service delivery framework
摘要: Communities occupy a central position in effective health systems, notably through monitoring of service quality and by giving recipients care voice. Our review identifies community-led mechanisms best practices. Implementation improved delivery at facility-level, system-wide infrastructure outcomes among care. Successful models were community-led, collaborative, continuous systematic, incorporated advocacy community education. Identifying replicating successful practices is key pathway to equitable access HIV services overall.
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