Managing the health workforce after a conflict: a review of research and knowledge gaps
Resource Type: Briefs
Year: 2014
A 2014 briefing paper. During conflict, health systems can break down, with clinics and hospitals destroyed and medicine in short supply, leaving people at high risk of disease. Health workers can be targets and many leave the conflict zone. Managing human resources well can help overcome shortages in the health workforce, as well as other… Read more
The policy brief on Benefits of Social Network Analysis for District Performance Assessment
Resource Type: Briefs
Year: 2014
A 2014 ReBUILD brief on an overview of how social network analysis has been used to explore service delivery networks and resource sharing
The Health Worker Incentives: Uganda Briefing
Resource Type: Briefs
Year: 2013
This 2013 ReBUILD brief summarises the findings from the life-histories approach used to explore health workers’ livelihoods and coping strategies in Uganda
Building a motivated health workforce – During and Post Ebola Outbreak in Sierra Leone
Resource Type: Briefs
Year: 2015
Drawing on ReBUILD’s research on health worker experiences and incentives in Sierra Leone, this briefing paper was produced to inform key actors involved in maintaining basic health services during the 2014-15 Ebola outbreak.
Managing the Ebola epidemic in Uganda 2000-2001
Resource Type: Briefs
Year: 2014
A 2014 ReBUILD brief on managing the Ebola epidemic in Uganda 2000-2001 and the importance of a holistic focus on health systems
Working towards Universal Health Coverage in post-conflict environments
Resource Type: Briefs
Year: 2014
Produced to coincide with Universal Health Coverage (UHC) day 2014, this briefing note outlines the importance of better understanding health systems in post-conflict settings, and how ReBUILD’s work in this area can contribute towards achieving UHC
ReBUILD Progress Update February 2015
Resource Type: Briefs
Year: 2015
This briefing note provides a summary update of ReBUILD’s progress across the whole range of its research themes and focus countries, as of February 2015.
Evaluating the impact of the Special Operating Agency
Resource Type: Briefs
Year: 2015
Following on from ReBUILD’s study of health contracting arrangements in Cambodia, which concluded that a more robust evaluation of the Special Operating Agency model should be considered, this briefing outlines two options that could be considered for such an evaluation.
From public to private and back again: Lessons Learned from Internal Contracting in Cambodia
Resource Type: Briefs
Year: 2015
This brief provides a summary of ReBUILD’s research done on health contracting in Cambodia, and identifies key points relating to the impact of the Special Operating Agency (SOA) model on service coverage and equity.
Building gender responsive health systems in post conflict contexts: Opportunities and challenges
Resource Type: Presentations
Year: 2014
Building gender responsive health systems in post-conflict contexts: Opportunities and challenges Presentation given at a Global Health, Policy and Practice session 7 March 2014 Read the full presentation