Titlebook: Global Politics of Health Reform in Africa; Performance, Partici Amy Barnes,Garrett Wallace Brown,Sophie Harman Book 2015 Palgrave Macmilla

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-1984-1rns and contentions associated with PBF. In so doing the chapter begins to show how global health institutions have adopted a positive bias to PBF as a tool for health system reform and that we know little about the role of African actors in the shaping and implementing of PBF programmes and in generating the evidence base that underpins them.

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The Politics of Participation in Health Reform,he participatory process, and maintain a positive bias towards PBF with little meaningful engagement. The chapter also explores the problems of participation fatigue and the culture of per diems and paying for participation.

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The Performance-Based Funding (PBF) Debate,rns and contentions associated with PBF. In so doing the chapter begins to show how global health institutions have adopted a positive bias to PBF as a tool for health system reform and that we know little about the role of African actors in the shaping and implementing of PBF programmes and in generating the evidence base that underpins them.

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Mario Sbrana,Claudio Viva,Paola Belcarhat the theory and practice of participation and performance-based funding remain tenuous, participatory processes of engagement in health system reform are weak, and African agency limited by the robustness of a health system and the nature of existing donor-recipient relations.

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