Developing and Costing Local Strategies to Improve Maternal and Child Health The Investment Case Framework 英文参考文献.docVIP

HealthinAction DevelopingandCostingLocalStrategiestoImprove MaternalandChildHealth:TheInvestmentCase Framework ElianaJimenezSoto1*,SophieLaVincente2,AndrewClark3,SonjaFirth1,AlisonMorgan4,ZoeDettrick1, PrarthnaDayal4,BernardinoM.Aldaba5,BeenaVarghese6,LaksonoTrisnantoro7,YogendraPrasai8 ,on behalfoftheInvestmentCaseTeamforIndia,Indonesia,Nepal,PapuaNewGuineaandthePhilippines 1SchoolofPopulationHealth,UniversityofQueensland,Herston,Queensland,Australia,2CentreforInternationalChildHealth,MurdochChildrensResearchInstitute, UniversityofMelbourne,RoyalChildren’sHospital,Parkville,Victoria,Australia,3DepartmentofHealthServicesResearchandPolicy,LondonSchoolofHygieneTropical Medicine,London,United Kingdom, 4NossalInstitute forGlobalHealth,University ofMelbourne, Carlton,Victoria, Australia, 5UPecon Foundation,Inc.,UPSchool of Economics,UniversityofthePhilippines,Diliman,QuezonCity,Philippines,6PublicHealthFoundationofIndia(PHFI),VasantKunj,NewDelhi,India,7CentreforHealth ServiceManagement,FacultyofMedicine,GadjahMadaUniversity,Jogjakarta,Indonesia,8NewERA,RudramatiMarg,KaloPul,Kathmandu,Nepal Background problem-solving [12] with a decision- support model. Since the approach in- cludes estimates of cost and impact of implementingstrategies,theexpectationis that it can not only be used by local plannerstoproduceevidence-based plans linkedtobudgets,butalsotoadvocatefor moreandbetterallocatedfundingtowards MNCH. take analysis at the level where health planningtakesplace.Indevolvedsettings, policymakersoptedforICdevelopmentin afewlocationsrepresentativeof‘‘typical’’ disadvantaged sub-national units. This included two districts and two cities in Indonesia, two provinces and one city in the Philippines, and two districts in the State of Orissa, India. In the centralised health system of Nepal, three clusters of disadvantaged districts were chosen that representthecountry’sdifferentecological regions. Technically feasible and cost-effective interventions exist to reduce mat