The national policy on partnerships in the health sector for Papua New Guinea

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"The public health sector alone is not sufficiently equipped with the technical, managerial and financial capacity to respond effectively to the growing demand for quality health care. Hence, effective partnerships are essential in addressing the general decline in health service delivery and to sustain any positive health outcomes for the people of Papua New Guinea. In the implementation of policy, the National Department of Healthshall enter into partnership "agreements" with a range of partners. These partnership agreements will be either contractual or non-contractual, depending on the needs of the partnership, its objectives, and the context in which the partners are working together. The specific agreements will ensure that partners benefit from and have specific roles and responsibilities in implementation of services"--Leaf 5.

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English
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14

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Published in
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

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Library of Congress
RA558.P3 N37 2003

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Pagination
14 leaves ;
Number of pages
14

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OL16287141M
LCCN
2006464852

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