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PERFORM2Scale takes a successful health systems intervention and up-scales it for sustainable impact – learn how

PERFORM2Scale takes a highly effective, management-strengthening intervention and up-scales it for use in other health systems.

The original PERFORM project used action research to improve health systems’ performance. It strengthened the capacity of district health managers, helping them to develop human resource management and health systems strategies to improve performance.

PERFORM2Scale is building on the success of that intervention, and is scaling up this approach in Ghana, Malawi and Uganda.

Ghana

PEFORM2Scale’s activities in Ghana are being led by the School of Public Health, University of Ghana (SPHG) with support from the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH).

Malawi

In Malawi, REACH Trust is being supported in the delivery of PERFORM2Scale by the Centre for Global Health, Trinity College, Dublin and, Maynooth University, Ireland

Uganda

Makerere School of Public Health is leading on PERFORM2Scale in Ghana with support from Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.

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Observations during Performance Management training of district and facility health managers in Uganda: Who needs it more and why ?

The team from Makerere School of Public Health in Uganda reflects on training with three districts

23 Feb 2021

PERFORM2Scale at HSR2020

View the panel sessions and posters from PERFORM2Scale members at HSR2020

12 Nov 2020

Supporting the next generation of health policy and systems researchers

07 Oct 2020

Latest PERFORM2Scale paper - How district health decision-making is shaped within decentralised contexts

14 Jul 2020

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If you missed this session you can see a very similar presentation given at a webinar run by @H_S_Global, also on supporting the next generation of health policy and systems researchers. Watch here https://t.co/RpQFyHYPDj https://t.co/1QVSJGNkhk

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Our @MakSPH team recently led 3-day performance management training sessions with DHMTs and the MoH. In this blog post they reflect on the progress made by the health workers, lessons learned by the team and the next steps for all. Read it here: https://t.co/wZU3CPZIZm https://t.co/KNZWwNy01J

3 days 17 hours ago

TODAY at #HSR2020 Join us for the session 'Supporting the next generation of health policy and systems researchers' featuring @PERFORM2scale 7pm GST on Weds 24th February Details here: https://t.co/ABqKclAqZi https://t.co/JlnjPGvWAF

3 days 19 hours ago

RT @ReBUILDRPC: Performance-based financing could be a stepping stone for health system strengthening & health financing reforms. But is it is aligned to national health-financing strategies, esp in fragile and conflict-affected settings? And if so, how? https://t.co/Pel2mQkFYT https://t.co/Ap9BgHZeRL

4 days 14 hours ago

TOMORROW - Join us for the #HSR2020 session 'Supporting the next generation of health policy and systems researchers' featuring @PERFORM2scale 7pm GST on Weds 24th February Details here: https://t.co/ABqKclAqZi https://t.co/5tcWaUCCCM

4 days 19 hours ago

Join @PERFORM2scale at #HSR2020 on Weds 24 Feb at 7pm GST. 'Supporting the next generation of health policy & systems researchers' Team members will speak, looking at lessons learned across case examples inc PERFORM2Scale. https://t.co/ABqKclAqZi https://t.co/TuLcJqoKNz

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RT @H_S_Global: DUE NEXT WEEK! Our call for proposals for TWGs is still open! Have you got an idea for a new HSG Thematic Working Group or would you like to renew an existing HSG TWG? Find out more and submit your proposal by 26 February https://t.co/WsyheIb1BS #hpsr https://t.co/5tImQ7B8eF

1 week 2 days ago

RT @H_S_Global: UKPHS SMALL GRANTS LAUNCH @THETlinks launches #UKPHS Small Grants Wave 1! We're calling for applications from #HealthPartnerships working to address #clinical and #HealthSystems challenges in #LMICs. Click here for more information on all live calls https://t.co/KJ9SyQkD5G https://t.co/th2Aw9DiES

1 week 2 days ago

RT @H_S_Global: .@bmj_latest recently launched a new collection supported by @AllianceHPSR on the role of co-production of knowledge in increasing the impact of health research. View the whole collection at > https://t.co/P6tJ0m46fb @WHO https://t.co/oy4hiyzBUS https://t.co/xvkK96qaAp

1 week 3 days ago

RT @RosemaryJMorgan: Interested in learning about how to integrate gender equality & social inclusion (GESI) into health systems research projects & partnerships? Check out @THETlinks GESI Toolkit! I may be a little biased, but I think it’s pretty good! (1/8) https://t.co/uGL3LECM1r https://t.co/8FiVZWQh0R

1 week 3 days ago

RT @ReBUILDRPC: The @ReBUILDRPC team had a really productive session yesterday. Partners @HERDIntl @COMAHS_USL @AUB_Lebanon & @BurnetMyanmar presented on their gender, equity & justice in healthcare contexts and we considered how can we promote inclusion, open governance, decision making & MEL. https://t.co/pYrZuDBJb5

1 week 3 days ago

RT @THETlinks: UKPHS SMALL GRANTS LAUNCH We are pleased to launch #UKPHS Small Grants Wave 1! We're calling for applications from #HealthPartnerships working to address #clinical and #HealthSystems challenges in #LMICs. Click here for more information on all live calls https://t.co/uNWHd1GxNE https://t.co/3K55Z5MVJB

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PERFORM2Scale takes a successful health systems intervention and up-scales it for sustainable impact – learn how

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Latest News

Observations during Performance Management training of district and facility health managers in Uganda: Who needs it more and why ?

PERFORM2Scale at HSR2020

Supporting the next generation of health policy and systems researchers

Latest PERFORM2Scale paper - How district health decision-making is shaped within decentralised contexts

PERFORM2scale Twitter

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