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Thirteenth General Programme of Work (GPW13) : Methods for Impact Measurement.

Bibliographic Details
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Geneva : World Health Organization, 2020.
Edition:1st ed.
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Table 2.1 Outcome indicators and their role in the Triple Billion methodology
  • Table 4.1 Adapting the SDG 3.8.1 UHC service coverage index for use in the UHC Billion
  • Table 4.2 Example country calculation for the UHC Billion
  • Table 4.3 Example country calculation of the contribution to the UHC Billion
  • Table 5.1 IHR capacity score categories and example calculation of the prepare indicator
  • Table 5.2 Emergency prepare indicator categories, based on 2018 SPAR data
  • Table 5.3 Member States at risk for yellow fever, cholera and meningitis in 2018
  • Table 5.4 Example country calculation of the emergency prevent indicator
  • Table 5.5 Emergency prevent indicator levels for all Member States and at-risk Member States for 2018
  • Table 5.6 IHR (2005) specification of a serious health event
  • Table 5.7 Definitions of event milestones used to measure timeliness
  • Table 5.8 Key event milestones and associated measures
  • Table 5.9 Definition of timeliness levels and detect &amp
  • respond indicator values
  • Table 5.10 Example of country with one event with all dates reported
  • Table 5.11 Example of country with one event with no "event start date" reported
  • Table 5.12 Example of country with three events
  • Table 5.13 Initial contribution of the detect &amp
  • respond indicator to the Health Emergencies Protection Billion
  • Table 5.14 Example country contribution to the Health Emergencies Protection Billion
  • Table 6.1 Indicators for measuring change in healthiness
  • Table 6.2 Example country calculation for the Healthier Populations Billion
  • Table 6.3 Example country totals for counting into the Healthier Populations Billion
  • Table A1.1 Availability of data for outcome indicators
  • Table A2.1 Inequality dimensions
  • Table A4.1 Tracer indicators for UHC service coverage.
  • Table A6.1 Indicators considered for the HPOP Billion
  • Table A6.2 Global burden of disease for indicators in the HPOP Billion
  • Table A6.3 Sectors and indicators that should be considered for future measurement
  • Table A6.4 Estimated number of people with healthier lives, by indicator and WHO region (millions)
  • Table A7.1 Illustration of calculation of HALE for a country using an Excel spreadsheet template
  • Fig. 1.1 The WHO Impact Measurement Framework
  • Fig. 1.2 The overlapping Triple Billion targets
  • Fig. 2.1 Indicators in the Triple Billion indices
  • Fig. 2.2 Availability of primary or underlying data for health-related SDG indicators.
  • Fig. 2.3 Example dimensions of inequality and priority subgroups
  • Fig. 2.4 Implementation of inequality monitoring at regional, national and subnational levels
  • Fig. 3.1 The cycle of change and impact driven by the Triple Billions
  • Fig. 3.2 Understanding equivalent population, as illustrated by UHC service coverage
  • Fig. 4.1 Universal health coverage within the Sustainable Development Goals
  • Fig. 4.2 Calculating average service coverage (ASC) for the UHC Billion
  • Fig. 4.3 Worsening catastrophic spending against improving SDG 3.8.1 service coverage
  • Fig. 4.4 Different stages of service coverage and financial hardship for selected countries
  • Fig. 4.5 Evolution of service coverage and financial hardship in selected countries
  • Fig. 4.6 Combining average service coverage and financial hardship into a single measure
  • Fig. 5.1 The three tracer indicators that constitute the Health Emergencies Protection Index
  • Fig. 5.2 Emergency prepare indicator, based on 2018 SPAR data
  • Fig. 5.3 Comparison of global SPAR and JEE IHR scores
  • Fig. 5.4 Routine and campaign vaccinations included in the prevent indicator
  • Fig. 5.5 Emergency prevent indicator, 2018.
  • Fig. 5.6 Calculation of the Health Emergencies Protection Index
  • Fig. 6.1 The Healthier Populations Billion concept
  • Fig. 6.2 Health impact pyramid
  • Fig. 6.3 The healthier lives approach
  • Fig. 6.4 The 16 Indicators selected for inclusion in the Healthier Populations Billion
  • Fig. 7.1 Difference between life expectancy and healthy life expectancy
  • Fig. A4.1 Nested geometric average versus nested arithmetic average of service coverage, 2017
  • Fig. A4.2 Relationship between SDG 3.8.1 UHC service coverage index and average service coverage
  • Fig. A6.1 Relationship between ratio of road injuries to road deaths and the SDI
  • Fig. A6.2 Correlations in changes in observed indicators for recent historical data
  • Fig. A6.3 Contributions to the HPOP Billion for a recent historical 5-year period
  • _GoBack
  • Foreword
  • Acknowledgements
  • Abbreviations
  • Executive summary
  • 1. Introduction
  • 1.1 Delivering the Triple Billions
  • 1.2 Scope of this report
  • 1.3 The consultation process
  • 1.4 GPW13 and COVID-19
  • 2. Outcome indicators
  • 2.1 Definition
  • 2.2 Use in the Triple Billions
  • 2.3 Indicator availability and methods
  • 2.4 Supporting and strengthening country measurement capacity
  • 2.5 Strengthening world health data capacity
  • 2.6 Equity and the outcome indicators
  • 3. Triple Billions concept
  • 3.1 Why count the Triple Billions?
  • 3.2 How to count the Triple Billions
  • 3.3 The Triple Billions as a driver of change
  • 3.4 Accounting for country size
  • 3.5 Interpreting the Triple Billions as populations
  • 3.6 Handling population growth
  • 3.7 Identifying country shares of the Triple Billions
  • 3.8 Planned refinements to the Triple Billion methods
  • 3.9 Equity and the Triple Billion targets
  • 3.10 The Triple Billions and primary health care
  • 4. Universal Health Coverage Billion
  • 4.1 Average service coverage.
  • 4.2 Financial hardship
  • 4.3 Calculating the UHC Billion
  • 4.4 Limitations of the UHC Billion calculations
  • 4.5 UHC for the future
  • 5. Health Emergencies Protection Billion
  • 5.1 The emergency prepare indicator
  • 5.2 The emergency prevent indicator
  • 5.3 The emergency detect &amp
  • respond indicator
  • 5.4 Combined emergency index
  • 5.5 Health emergencies protection for the future
  • 6. Healthier Populations Billion
  • 6.1 A conceptual framework for healthier populations
  • 6.2 The healthier lives approach
  • 6.3 Indicators for measuring healthier populations
  • 6.4 Calculating the Healthier Populations Billion
  • 6.5 Limitations of the healthier lives approach
  • 6.6 Healthier populations for the future
  • 7. Healthy life expectancy (HALE)
  • 7.1 Calculation of HALE
  • 7.2 Contribution of the Triple Billions to HALE
  • 7.3 Equity and HALE
  • References
  • Annexes
  • Annex 1 Outcome indicators
  • Annex 2 Global-level inequality monitoring of outcome indicators
  • Annex 3 Triple Billion concept
  • Annex 3.1 Handling population growth
  • Annex 3.2 General limitations of the Triple Billion methods
  • Annex 4 Universal Health Coverage Billion
  • Annex 4.1 Tracer indicators for UHC service coverage
  • Annex 4.2 Comparing arithmetic and geometric averages
  • Annex 4.3 UHC and 85% service coverage
  • Annex 4.4 Limitations of the UHC Billion
  • Annex 4.5 Using historical data to estimate the UHC Billion
  • Annex 5 Health Emergencies Protection Billion
  • Annex 5.1 Emergencies detection decision instrument
  • Annex 5.2 Initial estimation of the HEP Billion
  • Annex 6 Healthier Populations Billion
  • Annex 6.1 Choice of indicators for the HPOP Billion
  • Annex 6.2 Transformations used for non-prevalence indicators
  • Annex 6.3 Details of the correction for double counting
  • Annex 6.4 Possible methods for measuring the HPOP Billion.
  • Annex 6.5 Limitations of the HPOP Billion
  • Annex 6.6 Using historical data to estimate the HPOP Billion
  • Annex 7 Healthy life expectancy (HALE)
  • Annex 7.1 HALE metadata
  • Annex 7.2 HALE calculation template.

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