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Our research looks at how health systems policies can be designed and implemented effectively to benefit the poorest people. We do this by combining analytical frameworks drawn from economics and policy analysis. Research focuses on four themes: Research questions and projects have been developed through discussions with policymakers and other stakeholders. This process has ensured that we identify appropriate questions and respond to the demands for knowledge from research users. We will compare and analyse research findings from the
different countries in the consortium. This will help to assess the extent
to which findings from one setting apply to others, and help judge which
policies and implementation approaches are likely to be effective in different
contexts.
Achievements so far CREHS has made good progress in the research programme. Research and analysis on health sector reform has been completed and the results will be published soon. CREHS studies on financial risk protection have begun in four countries, and the programme of research around health workforce performance has been developed. Although it is too early to see specific impacts of CREHS research, there are a number of instances where CREHS-related findings have been applied to policy and practice and also evidence that policymaker attitudes are being influenced.
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