Domains | Parameters of Successful Priority Setting |
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Contextual Factors | Conducive Political, Economic, Social and cultural context |
Pre-requisites | |
Political will | |
Resources | |
Legitimate and Credible institutions | |
Availability of incentives | |
The Priority setting process | |
Stakeholder participation | |
Use of clear priority setting process/tool/methods | |
Use of explicit relevant priority setting criteria | |
Use of evidence | |
Reflection of public values | |
Publicity of priorities and criteria | |
Functional mechanisms for appealing the decisions | |
Functional mechanisms for enforcement | |
Efficiency of the priority-setting process | |
Decreased resource wastage/misallocation | |
Improved internal accountability/reduced corruption | |
Increased stakeholder understanding, satisfaction and compliance with the Priority setting process | |
Reduced dissensions | |
Implementation | Allocation of resources according to priorities |
Improved internal accountability/reduced corruption | |
Strengthening of the PS institution | |
Impact on Priority setting institutional goals and objectives | |
Outcome and impact | |
Impact on health policy and practice | |
Contribute to the achievement of Health system goals -improved population health -reduction in health inequalities -fair financial contribution -responsive health care system | |
Improved financial and political accountability | |
Increased investment in the health sector and strengthening of the health care system |