International Journal of Health Planning and Management

2014 - 2025

Current editor(s): Calum Paton

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Volume 31, issue 4, 2016

Addressing health system barriers to access to and use of skilled delivery services: perspectives from Ghana pp. e235-e253

John Kuumuori Ganle, Raymond Fitzpatrick, Easmon Otupiri and Michael Parker

Saving for delivery through technology: an inquiry into an electronic commitment savings product for maternal healthcare in Kenya pp. e254-e272

Thierry Bastelaer, Benjamin Woodman, Minki Chatterji and David Long

Catalyzing the scale-up of community-based primary healthcare in a rural impoverished region of northern Ghana pp. e273-e289

John Koku Awoonor-Williams, James F. Phillips and Ayaga A. Bawah

Private capital investments in health care provision through mergers and acquisitions: from long-term to acute care pp. e290-e301

Federica Angeli and Hans Maarse

Exploring the barriers to rigorous monitoring and evaluation of health systems strengthening activities: qualitative evidence from international development partners pp. e302-e311

Janna M. Wisniewski, Valerie A. Yeager, Mark L. Diana and David R. Hotchkiss

Editorial for 31,4 pp. 378-378

Calum Paton

Can managers empower nurse-midwives to improve maternal health care? A comparison of two resource-poor hospitals in Tanzania pp. 379-395

Paula Tibandebage, Tausi Kida, Maureen Mackintosh and Joyce Ikingura

The state of collaborative work with nurses in Israel: a mixed method study pp. 396-413

Sigalit Warshawski

Ambulance services as part of the district health system in low-income countries: a feasibility study from Cambodia pp. 414-429

Bart Jacobs, Cheanrithy Men, Oeun Sam Sam and Sjoerd Postma

How to attract health students to remote areas in Indonesia: a discrete choice experiment pp. 430-445

Ferry Efendi, Ching-Min Chen, Nursalam Nursalam, Nurul Wachyu Fitriyah Andriyani, Anna Kurniati and Susan Alison Nancarrow

Health information systems and disability in the Lao PDR: a qualitative study pp. 446-458

Jo Durham, Vanphanom Sychareun, Anna Rodney, Hebe N. Gouda, Nicola Richards, Rasika Rampatige and Maxine Whittaker

Why were doctors unable to accomplish their rural-aid mission in China? A qualitative study pp. 459-469

Hongxing Yu, Jie Luo, Lan Yao, Bo Qian, Tianwei Shi and Youmei Feng

Building political will for HIV response: an operational model and strategy options pp. 470-487

Derick W. Brinkerhoff

The changing role of health-oriented international organizations and nongovernmental organizations pp. 488-510

Kieke G.H. Okma, Adrian Kay, Shelby Hockenberry, Joanne Liu and Susan Watkins

Is globalization really good for public health? pp. 511-536

Arno Tausch

Productivity changes in OECD healthcare systems: bias-corrected Malmquist productivity approach pp. 537-553

Younhee Kim, Dong-hyun Oh and Minah Kang

Selection of asset investment models by hospitals: examination of influencing factors, using Switzerland as an example pp. 554-579

Bernhard Eicher

Robust analysis of the determinants of healthcare expenditure growth: evidence from panel data for low-, middle- and high-income countries pp. 580-601

Moheddine Younsi, Mohamed Chakroun and Amine Nafla

Volume 31, issue 3, 2016

A hybrid health service accreditation program model incorporating mandated standards and continuous improvement: interview study of multiple stakeholders in Australian health care pp. e116-e130

David Greenfield, Reece Hinchcliff, Anne Hogden, Virginia Mumford, Deborah Debono, Marjorie Pawsey, Johanna Westbrook and Jeffrey Braithwaite

NRCMS capitation reform and effect evaluation in Pudong New Area of Shanghai pp. e131-e157

Limei Jing, Jie Bai, Xiaoming Sun, David Zakus, Jiquan Lou, Ming Li, Qunfang Zhang and Yuehong Zhuang

Impact of patients' healthcare payment methods on hospital discharge process: evidence from India pp. e158-e174

Brendan Drew, Federica Angeli, Karan Dave and Milena Pavlova

Is the introduction of an accreditation program likely to generate organization-wide quality, change and learning? pp. e175-e191

Gilles Lanteigne and Chantal Bouchard

Determinants of physician's office visits and potential effects of co-payments: evidence from Austria pp. e192-e203

Philipp Hafner and Jörg Mahlich

Developing hospital accreditation standards in Uganda pp. e204-e218

Moses Galukande, Achilles Katamba, Noeline Nakasujja, Rhona Baingana, Moses Bateganya, Amy Hagopian, Paula Tavrow, Scott Barnhart and Sam Luboga

Regulating self-selection into private health insurance in Chile and the United States pp. e219-e234

Arturo Vargas Bustamante and Claudio A. Méndez

Editorial for 31,3 pp. 245-246

Calum Paton

SWOT analysis of program design and implementation: a case study on the reduction of maternal mortality in Afghanistan pp. 247-259

Qudratullah Ahmadi, Homayoon Danesh, Vasil Makharashvili, Kathryn Mishkin, Lovemore Mupfukura, Hillary Teed and Maggie Huff-Rousselle

Health sector operational planning and budgeting processes in Kenya—“never the twain shall meet” pp. 260-276

Benjamin Tsofa, Sassy Molyneux and Catherine Goodman

Acceptability of programme budgeting and marginal analysis as a tool for routine priority setting in Indigenous health pp. 277-295

Michael E. Otim, Augustine D. Asante, Margaret Kelaher, Ian P. Anderson and Stephen Jan

An assessment of fiscal space for health in Bhutan pp. 296-308

Jayendra Sharma

Can performance-based financing help reaching the poor with maternal and child health services? The experience of rural Rwanda pp. 309-348

Laurence Lannes, Bruno Meessen, Agnes Soucat and Paulin Basinga

What can the Canadians and Americans learn from each other's health care systems? pp. 349-370

Thomas P. Weil

Volume 31, issue 2, 2016

Power to the people? An international review of the democratizing effects of direct elections to healthcare organizations pp. e69-e85

Ellen A. Stewart, Scott L. Greer, Iain Wilson and Peter D. Donnelly

Community participation in the decentralised district health systems in Tanzania: why do some health committees perform better than others? pp. E86-E104

Stephen Oswald Maluka and Godfrey Bukagile

Support Jordan pp. E105-E105

Mujalli Mhailan Murshidi

Editorial for 31,2 pp. 147-147

Calum Paton

Preparing for the introduction of hospital autonomy in Laos: an assessment of current situation and suggestions for policy-making pp. 148-166

Jinsong Geng, Hao Yu and Yingyao Chen

Governance challenges in the Nepalese primary health care system: time to focus on greater community engagement? pp. 167-174

Gagan Gurung, Sarah Derrett, Philip C. Hill and Robin Gauld

Corruption costs lives: a cross-country study using an IV approach pp. 175-190

Mon-Chi Lio and Ming-Hsuan Lee

Redesigning a Ministry of Health's organizational structure: exploring implementation challenges through Botswana's experiences pp. 191-207

Onalenna Seitio-Kgokgwe, Robin D. C. Gauld, Philip C. Hill and Pauline Barnett

What if implementation is not the problem? Exploring the missing links between knowledge and action pp. 208-226

Sara A. Kreindler

Public trust in the healthcare system in a developing country pp. 227-241

Dexnell Peters and Farid F. Youssef

Volume 31, issue 1, 2016

Service providers' views of community participation at six Australian primary healthcare services: scope for empowerment and challenges to implementation pp. E1-E21

Toby Freeman, Frances E. Baum, Gwyneth M. Jolley, Angela Lawless, Tahnia Edwards, Sara Javanparast and Anna Ziersch

Editorial for 31,1 pp. 3-4

Calum Paton

Perspective: lessons from the past pp. 5-24

Walter W. Holland

Towards medicines regulatory authorities' quality performance improvement: value for public health pp. E22-E40

Gordana Pejović, Jovan Filipović, Ljiljana Tasić and Valentina Marinković

Global implications of China's healthcare reform pp. 25-35

Fei Yan, Shenglan Tang and Jian Zhang

The impact of expanded health system reform on governmental contributions and individual copayments in the new Chinese rural cooperative medical system pp. 36-48

Hengjin Dong, Shengnan Duan, Lennart Bogg, Yuan Wu, Hua You, Jianhua Chen, Xujun Ye, Karen Seccombe and Hai Yu

How do supply-side factors influence informal payments for healthcare? The case of HIV patients in Cameroon pp. E41-E57

Hyacinthe Kankeu Tchewonpi, Sylvie Boyer, Raoul Fodjo Toukam and Mohammad Abu-Zaineh

The regulation of private hospitals in Asia pp. 49-64

Rosemary Morgan and Tim Ensor

Introducing diagnosis-related groups: is the information system ready? pp. E58-E68

Weiyan Jian, Ming Lu, Wei Han and Mu Hu

Bayreuth Productivity Analysis—a method for ascertaining and improving the holistic service productivity of acute care hospitals pp. 65-86

Mario Alexander Pfannstiel

Community programmes for coronary heart disease in Spanish primary care pp. 87-96

Eva Frigola-Capell, Jan Lieshout, Miguel A. Muñoz, Jose Verdú-Rotellar, Francesc Orfila, Rosa Suñol and Michel Wensing

Health service utilization and access to medicines among Syrian refugee children in Jordan pp. 97-112

Shannon Doocy, Emily Lyles, Laila Akhu-Zaheya, Ann Burton and William Weiss

Social determinants of health in selected slum areas in Jordan: challenges and policy directions pp. 113-125

Musa T. Ajlouni

Identifying barriers to move to better health coverage: preferences for health insurance benefits among the rural poor population in La Guajira, Colombia pp. 126-138

Jeannette Liliana Amaya, Fernando Ruiz, Antonio J. Trujillo and Christine Buttorff