Responsiveness is a core element of World Health Organization's health system framework,
considered important for ensuring inclusive and accountable health systems. System-wide …

Systematic reviews of qualitative evidence—or 'qualitative evidence syntheses'(QES)—have
recently become an important form of knowledge production within the broader projects of …

Background Health system responsiveness to public priorities and needs is a broad, multi-
faceted and complex health system goal thought to be important in promoting inclusivity and …

South Africa has a high burden of drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB). A policy to
decentralize DR-TB treatment from specialized central hospitals to more accessible district …

Background Implementation frameworks and theories acknowledge the role of power as a
factor in the adoption (or not) of interventions in health services. Despite this recognition …

Recent data on health status in India indicates impressive reductions in infant and child
mortality and maternal mortality, and a noteworthy increase in life expectancy (Selvaraj et …

In 2005 and again in 2011, the Government of India launched schemes to encourage
institutional delivery among poor women, with the aim of improving maternal and newborn …

To understand the role of power in health policy processes in low-and middle-income
country (LMIC) contexts, it is necessary to engage with global and local power structures …

Responsiveness is a core element of WHO's health system framework, judged important in
ensuring inclusive and accountable health systems. However, responsiveness as a health …

Previous studies have examined health policy implementation globally. However, few
studies have examined policy implementation as it relates to rehabilitation services. This …