Armenia Primary Healthcare Assessment Report
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Washington, DC: World Bank
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The report is based on the WBG’s
technical assistance which aimed to 1) provide a baseline of
current PHC performance, understand the strengths and
weaknesses of the PHC system, and where to target
initiatives for improvement; 2) identify and understand
variation in PHC performance, especially in terms of
quality, between facilities in urban and rural areas and in
Yerevan; and 3) assess care integration among health
services at different levels of care. Four key assessment
studies were undertaken to support these aims: 1) a Service
Delivery Indicators (SDI) survey to measure the quality and
capacity of PHC facilities across the country through a
nationally representative survey of over 300 facilities, 2)
the Vital Signs Profile, the core tool of the Primary Health
Care Performance Initiative (PHCPI), to provide a snapshot
of a PHC system across four pillars: financing, capacity,
performance, and equity, 3) vertical Integration Diagnostic
and Readiness Tool to assess linkages between PHC and
hospital care, and 4) an assessment of Ambulatory Care
Sensitive Conditions to examine if all uncomplicated care is
managed at the PHC level.
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GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING, SDG 3