Lurking on a server somewhere in your primary care system right now is a dashboard. It likely took months to build, contains data with the potential to improve essential healthcare nationwide, and – unless you’re in a minority – you either hate it, only use it when you have to, or don’t even know it exists.
On the sidelines of the 79th World Health Assembly (WHA79), governments, development partners, and civil society organizations convened for the high-level side event, “Partnership in Action: Sustaining the Momentum for Country-Led and Self-Reliant Health Financing amid Fiscal Constraints.” Co-organized by the Governments of Japan and Nigeria, the United Nations Foundation, and UHC2030, the session aimed to sustain momentum around health financing reforms and help shape the narrative for the 2027 United Nations High-Level Meeting on Universal Health Coverage (UHC).
Jerry La Forgia, Jonty Roland, Mariam Hamza, Brendan Lawler The Joint Learning Network on UHC (JLN) has been at the forefront of new learning modalities among health leaders since its […]
JLN represented by Rahul S. Reddy, Executive Director, joined global health leaders, civil society organizations, Member States, and the World Health Organization (WHO) leadership during the World Health Assembly (WHA79) […]
How can smart health financing and integrated care come together to deliver better health outcomes and accelerate progress toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC)? This was the central question explored during […]
