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Health Policy Plan ; 16 Suppl 1: 19-23, 2001 Sep.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-11599665

ABSTRACT

A multi-centre study in four African countries was undertaken to test the acceptability and effectiveness of Health Workers for Change, a methodology to explore provider-client relations within a gender-sensitive context. This intervention addresses the interpersonal component of quality of care. The methodology, consisting of six workshops, was implemented by research teams in Zambia, Senegal, Mozambique and Uganda. It was found to be acceptable within in a range of cultural and primary health care settings. The workshops allowed difficult issues such as prejudice and bribery to be discussed openly, fostered problem solving and the development of practical plans to address problems that could strengthen district health systems.


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Attitude of Health Personnel , Health Care Reform/organization & administration , Health Personnel/education , Professional-Patient Relations , Quality of Health Care , Social Change , Cross-Cultural Comparison , Educational Status , Female , Health Services Research , Humans , Male , Mozambique , Organizational Innovation , Prejudice , Senegal , Uganda , Women's Health Services/standards , Zambia
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