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Chapter 28 - Public–Private Partnership in Health Care Services
from Section 2 - Transforming Health Systems: Confronting Challenges, Seizing Opportunities
- By A. Venkat Raman
Edited by Sameen Siddiqi, Aga Khan University, Awad Mataria, World Health Organization, Egypt, Katherine D. Rouleau, University of Toronto, Meesha Iqbal, UTHealth School of Public Health, Houston
Book:

Making Health Systems Work in Low and Middle Income Countries

Published online:

08 December 2022

Print publication:

29 December 2022, pp 435-448
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Governments across L&MICs are exploring public private partnership (PPP) as a policy option to improve access to health care services for its citizens, in their journey towards UHC. The scope and objectives of PPPs in health care sector are primarily threefold: i) to augment healthcare infrastructure such as hospitals, ii) to improve service delivery effectiveness; and iii) financing or purchasing of services from the private sector to mitigate impoverishment of the vulnerable population. PPPs are complex professional contracts. Political and administrative commitment, stakeholder engagement, and building trust are key foundations to public private partnerships. Policy, legal and institutional framework, regulatory ecosystem, and organizational capacities with fiscal support are key ingredients for effective partnerships.

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