Leaving No One Behind: The Role of Primary Care Provider Networks in Advancing Equitable Universal Health Coverage in Four Districts of Ghana : Health Systems Strengthening Accelerator

Leaving No One Behind: The Role of Primary Care Provider Networks in Advancing Equitable Universal Health Coverage in Four Districts of Ghana

Synopsis

This Phase 2 implementation research recognizes the role of primary health care (PHC) in achieving universal health coverage (UHC) equity in Ghana. As in Phase 1, the design of the Primary Care Provider Network (PCPN)—now called the Network of Practice (NoP)—aims to address systemic challenges hindering equitable delivery of healthcare services and to build a long-term PHC model for UHC in Ghana.

The current study answers one primary question: How can the network model be enhanced to promote and sustain equitable access to quality essential health services among vulnerable, underserved, and priority populations in Ghana?

Date

October 24, 2023

Author

admin

Approaches

Implementation Research

Countries

Ghana

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