The Health Extension Program in Ethiopia

Ethiopia has made substantial progress in improving health outcomes during the last decade and is on track to achieve some of the health Millennium Development Goals. Innovative strategies to improve household behaviors and coverage of basic health care services contributed to Ethiopia's achiev...

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Main Authors:	Workie, Netsanet W., Ramana, Gandham NV
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2013
Subjects:	access to health services access to primary health care Adolescent reproductive health aged aggressive agricultural development basic health care basic health services birth attendants breastfeeding burden of disease caesarean sections capacity building center for health certification child health child morbidity child mortality clinics cold chains Communicable diseases Community Health community participation competencies Contraceptive Prevalence contraceptive use contraceptives counseling decision making developing countries disability dissemination drugs economic growth essential commodities essential health services essential medicines expenditures families family health family planning fertility fertility rate General Health System government leadership gross domestic product health care health care coverage health care facilities health care services health centers health clinics health education Health Expenditure Health Extension health facilities Health Financing Health Indicators Health Infrastructure health initiatives Health Insurance health interventions health management health messages health outcomes health policy health posts health problems health professionals health sector health sector reform health service health service providers health services health status Health System health system strengthening health systems Health Workers health workforce healthy life HIV HIV/AIDS home visits hospital Hospital beds hospitals household level human capital human resources hygiene ill health illnesses immunization income Infant Infant mortality Infant mortality rate infants information system Information systems injuries integration interpersonal communication large population leprosy Life expectancy limited resources live births local community malaria management of health married women maternal health maternal mortality maternal mortality ratio medical equipment medical services medical supplies medicines Millennium Development Goals Ministry of Education Ministry of Health modern contraceptive methods modern family modern family planning modern family planning methods morbidity mortality mother mother-to-child mother-to-child transmission national level Needs Assessment newborn newborn care normal deliveries number of children nurses nutrition nutritional deficiencies occupational health oral rehydration therapy patient patients personal hygiene Pharmacies Physician Physicians plan of action population indicators populous country postnatal care pregnancy pregnant women prenatal care primary care primary health care primary health care facilities primary health care services primary health facilities primary health services Progress promoting gender equality provision of care provision of services Public Health public health programs public service quality of health quality of services referral services referral system referral systems regional hospital religious institutions reproductive health reproductive health services resource constraints resource mobilization respect role models rural areas rural communities rural population safe drinking water safe motherhood safety measures sanitation screening service delivery service delivery points service provision sexually transmitted infections social networks socioeconomic differences Sustainable Development technical skills tetanus traditional birth attendants tuberculosis tuberculosis prevention under-five mortality UNFPA universal access urban areas urban communities user fees vaccination vaccines vocational education waste waste disposal Workers
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