A Tale of Excessive Hospital Autonomy? An Evaluation of the Hospital Reform in Senegal

A Tale of Excessive Hospital Autonomy? An Evaluation of the Hospital Reform in Senegal

This report evaluates the hospital reform that took place in Senegal in 1998. The reform was successful in granting hospitals considerable autonomy in all management areas, yet resulted in many hospitals closing to bankruptcy. After the reforms the...

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Main Authors: Lemière, Christophe, Turbat, Vincent, Puret, Juliette
Format: Other Health Study
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
ABUSE
AGED
BEDS
C-SECTIONS
CAESAREAN SECTION
CAESAREAN SECTIONS
CHILD CARE
CLINICAL SERVICES
CLINICIANS
COST OF SERVICES
DEBT
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
DIAGNOSIS
DIAGNOSIS RELATED GROUPS
DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES
DISEASES
DISSEMINATION
DOCTORS
DRUGS
ECONOMIC STATUS
ELDERLY
ELDERLY PEOPLE
ELDERLY PERSONS
ENTREPRENEURIAL INITIATIVES
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL PROFILE
EQUITY IN ACCESS
EXPENDITURES
FACT SHEET
FAMILIES
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
FREE CARE
HEALTH CARE
HEALTH CARE CENTERS
HEALTH CARE DEMAND
HEALTH CARE EXPENDITURES
HEALTH CARE FACILITIES
HEALTH CARE SERVICES
HEALTH CENTERS
HEALTH COMMITTEES
HEALTH COVERAGE
HEALTH FACILITIES
HEALTH FINANCING
HEALTH INDICATORS
HEALTH INSURANCE
HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE
HEALTH ORGANIZATION
HEALTH OUTCOMES
HEALTH PLANS
HEALTH POLICY
HEALTH PROMOTION
HEALTH SERVICE
HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY
HEALTH SYSTEM
HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
HEALTH WORKERS
HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL AUTONOMY
HOSPITAL CARE
HOSPITAL COST
HOSPITAL DELIVERIES
HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT
HOSPITAL MANAGERS
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
HOSPITAL RATES
HOSPITAL SERVICES
HOSPITAL STAFF
HOSPITALIZATION
HOSPITALIZATIONS
HOSPITALS
HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS
HUMAN RESOURCES
IMPACT ON HEALTH
INCOME
INDEXES
INDUCED DEMAND
INFECTIONS
INFORMATION SYSTEM
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
INPATIENT CARE
INTEGRATION
JOB SECURITY
LAB TESTS
LEGAL STATUS
LIABILITY
LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES
MEDICAL SERVICES
MEDICAL SPECIALISTS
MEDICINES
MIDWIVES
MINISTRY OF HEALTH
MINORITY
MORBIDITY
MOTHER
NATIONAL PLANS
NATIONAL POLICY
NUMBER OF BIRTHS
NURSE
NURSES
NURSING
OUTPATIENT CARE
PARAMEDICS
PATHOLOGY
PATIENT
PATIENT SATISFACTION
PATIENTS
PENSIONS
PERSONALITY
PHYSICIANS
POPULATION DENSITY
POPULATION GROWTH
POPULATION INCREASE
PREGNANCIES
PROGRESS
PUBLIC HOSPITALS
QUALITY ASSURANCE
QUALITY OF CARE
REGIONAL HOSPITAL
REHABILITATION
REMEDIES
RESPECT
RURAL AREAS
SKILLED STAFF
SKILLED WORKERS
SOCIAL SECURITY
SPILLOVER
SURGERY
TECHNICAL CAPACITY
TRANSPORTATION
UNFPA
UNIONS
UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND
USER FEES
VIOLENCE
VISITS
WORKERS
WORKFORCE
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/05/16279763/senegal-tale-excessive-hospital-autonomy-evaluation-hospital-reform-senegal
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11880

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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/05/16279763/senegal-tale-excessive-hospital-autonomy-evaluation-hospital-reform-senegal
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11880

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