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Conference Themes
Conference presentations will be organised along the following seven (7) subthemes:
- Evaluating our Fiscal Space
- Health and Sustainable Development
- Health and Economic Diversification in the Region
- Economic and Security Implications of Communicable and Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs)
- Public Policy: the Financing of Universal Access to Health and Universal Health Coverage (UHC)'
- Public Policy: Resource Challenges in Health
- Social Security Challenges & Opportunities.
Papers and Posters under the ‘Evaluating our Fiscal Space’ thematic area may explore, but not be limited to:
- Government Expenditure Patterns
- Assessment of the Fiscal Machinery
- The Role of Fiscal Policy on Population Health
- Fiscal Space for Education & Training;
- Fiscal Space and Social Security
Papers and Posters under the 'Health and Sustainable Development' thematic area may explore, but not be limited to:
- Health and the Development Agenda
- Health and Economic Growth
- Health and Climate Change;
- Health and Equity
- Health and Crime
Papers and Posters under the ‘Health and Economic Diversification in the Region’ thematic area may explore, but not be limited to:
- Health and Tourism;
- Health and Sport
- Health and Wellness
- Offshore Medical and Nursing Education
Papers and Posters under the ‘Economic and Security Implications of Communicable and Non Communicable Diseases (NDCs)’ thematic area may explore, but not be limited to:
- New and not so new infectious diseases;
- HIV and NCDs;
Papers and Posters under the ‘Public Policy:. the Financing of Universal Access to Health and Universal Health Coverage (UHC)' thematic area may explore, but not be limited to:
- Universal Access to Health-Universal Health Coverage Challenges;
- National Institutes of Health - so Close and Yet so Far from Implementation;
- Private Health Insurance Systems;
- Provider Payments and Pay for Performance in Health
- Monitoring & Evaluation of Health Services Delivery Systems;
Papers and Posters under the ‘Public Policy: Resource Challenges in Health’ thematic area may explore, but not be limited to:
- Migration of Human Resources (HR);
- Paying for the Training of HR--Public or Private Responsibility;
- Opportunities for Tapping into the Diaspora;
- Quality Issues in Health Systems – Perception versus Reality
- Information Technology in Health Care Delivery - Opportunities & Challenges;
- Values Education within HR Development
Papers and Posters under the ‘Social Security Challenges & Opportunities’ thematic area may explore, but not be limited to:
- Pension Reform
- Relevance of Public Private Partnerships in the Policy Framework for Social Security
- Efficient Delivery of Social Services
- Monitoring & Evaluation in Social Services Delivery
- Information and Communication Technology and Social Services Delivery – Opportunities & Challenges;