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Understanding the private health sector in Qatar

This report summarizes the operational environment of the private health sector in Qatar. The assessment was part of a regional assessment project of the private health sector in WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region between 2019-2022.

Understanding the private health sector in Jordan

This report summarizes the operational environment of the private health sector in Jordan. The assessment was part of a regional assessment project of the private health sector in WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region between 2019-2022

Understanding the private health sector in the Eastern Mediterranean Region

This report aims to summarize the key findings from the 15 assessment reports, covering Afghanistan, Djibouti, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, the occupied Palestinian territory (including east

Role of the private health sector in the provision of essential health services in the Eastern Mediterranean Region

This report aims to assess the contribution of the private health sector to the provision of essential health services in the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region. The report summarizes and consolidates the findings of six assessments

The role of the private health sector in COVID-19 response

In the Eastern Mediterranean Region of the World Health Organization (WHO), the private health sector is responsible for 53% of inpatient services and 66% of outpatient services and is, therefore, a major stakeholder in the COVID

Arabic Version: Engaging the private health service delivery sector through governance in mixed health systems

This report has been originally developed by WHO Advisory Group on the Governance of the Private Sector for Universal Health Coverage. It outlines the governance approach for engaging the private sector in health. It has been

The Progression Pathway for Governance of Mixed Health Systems

The Progression Pathway for Governance of Mixed Health Systems (the Progression Pathway) is a practical tool developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) to help countries strengthen their capacity to govern and provide better

Protocol: using data to drive governance

This study seeks to identify what data and information is currently being collected by governments and how this is used for governance of the private sector in health. Information will consider routine and other data sources, as

The private sector in health service delivery: an operational definition

This brief provides an operational definition of the private sector in health service delivery.

Engagement with the private sector in health for the COVID-19 response in the EMR

This document provides comparative synthesis of country experience on private sector engagement as part of the COVID-19 response in the Eastern Mediterranean region (EMR), with a specific focus on health service delivery The

Advancing country’s capacity to govern the private sector in health

A brief about WHO's progression model for the governance of mixed health systems

Private Sector Engagement for Tuberculosis Elimination

Private Sector Engagement for Tuberculosis Elimination : India’s Journey from Pilots to National Scale-Up (2012-2021)

Sources of care in mixed health systems

This resource provides estimates of the utilization of health services at the private sector across WHO regions and by wealth quintiles.

How can we leverage lessons learned from the first waves of COVID-19 to address our current challenges

A comprehensive overview of early-pandemic engagement with the private sector guidance, country case studies, and more

A brief history: how has engagement with the private sector at global level evolved?

To inform WHO’s Strategy Report on engaging the private health service delivery sector through governance in mixed health systems, Barbara O’Hanlon & Dr. Mark Hellowell analyzed current global health practice in the domain of