TAILIEUCHUNG - PRIORIRIZE PROVEN INTERVENTIONS

Low-income working families, including those with CSHCN, relied on SCHIP as an essential source of health insurance coverage for their children. The vast majority of the program’s resources were spent on the poorest of eligible families. Given the income distribution of uninsured children, future children’s health insurance expansions are likely to continue serving the neediest families. After enrollment in SCHIP, more children had a regular source of care and used preventive care, fewer children had unmet health care needs, and families experienced higher satisfaction with care. Improvements in health care access and satisfaction were largely shared by vulnerable groups of enrollees. States achieved these results using a variety of program designs, including subsidizing insurance offered in. | Knowledge Summary Contexts and requirements may vary across countries but a common core of essential interventions exists to improve reproductive maternal newborn and child health RMNCH . The challenge for countries and their partners is to implement these interventions at scale and equitably. The burden of ill-health and death borne by women and children is now widely acknowledged by the global community. The next step is urgent action in countries where the problem is greatest. Such action must be directed by policies investments and effective service delivery that support a cohesive set of priority interventions. ioritize Proven Interventions p UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN The Partnership for Maternal Newborn What do we know Existing interventions can improve women s and children s health in developing countries especially when provided in combination as 2 When delivery of these intervention packages is prioritized across the continuum of care progress occurs in RMNCH outcomes see Knowledge Summary 2 . However many health systems continue to implement them as vertical interventions rather than as integrated RMNCH packages see Figure 1 . 3 The Partnership for Maternal Newborn Child Health PMNCH identified and reviewed various interventions shown to be effective by rigorous studies. It arrived at a consensus on the core set of RMNCH interventions classified them by their effectiveness and defined the various levels of These interventions and levels have different requirements for commodities and supplies see Knowledge Summary 5 as presented together in Annex 1. The World Health Organization WHO groups these interventions in terms of packages delivered across the RMNCH continuum of care from home to referral level. These include family planning safe abortion care pregnancy care childbirth care postpartum care for the mother care of the newborn and care during infancy and Figure 1 Integrated maternal newborn and child health packages along .

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