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Private Sector Convention 2021

THEME: “Harmonizing public private understanding on healthcare management“

AGENDA

Public and private pricing of health services; Implications for policy and perceptions- Dr. Timothy Musila
The conundrum of managing a private hospital sustainability in Africa- Mr. Mark Achola
Delivering National Health Insurance with the Private Sector: The Kenya Experience

Presentations at the Private Health Sector Convention 2021

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Public and private pricing of health services: Implications for policy and perceptions- Dr Timothy Musila, Ass. Commissioner, Multi-sectoral Partnerships, Ministry of Health	Download PDF File.
The conundrum of managing a private hospital sustainably in Africa.- Mr Mark Achola, Managing Partner and Co- Founder at RUBIK Health Africa	Download PDF File.
Delivering National Health Insurance with the private sector: The Kenya experience- Dr Peter Kamunyo, CEO of Kenya National Health Insurance Fund	Download PDF File.

Private Sector Convention 2019

Private Health Sector Convention- 13th November 2019

The Uganda Healthcare Federation (UHF) in partnership with the Ministry of Health hosted this year’s private health sector convention with support from the IFC World Bank on 13^th November 2019 at Golf Course Hotel, Kampala.

This partnership underscored the valuable support the private sector has from the Ministry of Health, to ensure that through dialogue we thrive and have a conducive environment to collaborate to deliver health services and products.

This convention was a platform to explore the opportunities that private sector can build on to support the efforts of the Government of Uganda and health development partners as together we chart our journey to achieve Universal Health Coverage (UHC). While Uganda is in the final stages of developing a UHC roadmap the private sector has been an active participant in the process, and we will use this platform to monitor and evaluate the envisioned successful integration of the private sector agenda with that of the Ministry of Health.

Presentations Materials at the Private Health Sector Convention

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Leveraging private investment to achieve Universal Health Coverage- Ms. Maina Sahi – Director Strategy, Healthcare & Education, Africa & South Asia, CDC Group, London.	Download PDF File.
Drones Supporting Health Outcomes in Uganda- Mr.John Goslino, Business Manager, Flexdrone.	Download PDF File.
Improving Access to Finance Through A Medical Credit Scheme- Grace Murindwa, GFF Focal Person, IFC World Bank.	Download PDF File.
Minimally Invasive Laser Surgery- Mr. Detlev Berndt, Managing Director, Bio-litec.	Download PDF File.
Health Sector Budget Financing- Micheal Mugisha, Uganda Debt Network.	Download PDF File.
Does Professional Indemnity Work in Uganda- Alex Mukasa, Managing Director, Marsh Uganda Ltd.	Download PDF File.
Stimulating Local Pharma Manufacturing to cater for Health Sector Needs – Dr. Ddungu Adrian Kivumbi, Kisakye Industries Ltd.	Download PDF File.
The Potential for Micro Health Insurance In Uganda- Ronald Zake, Managing Director, Grand Micro Insurance.	Download PDF File.
Impact of Government Contracting the Private Health Sector- William Nyombi, Program manager, Mari Stopes Uganda.	Download PDF File.
How Private Health Training Institutions Must Innovate and Invest to Produce Quality Health Professionals- Dr Katumba Ssentongo, Registrar, UMDPC.	Download PDF File.
Oxygen production with or with out electricity- John Willy Tumwine, Biomedical Equipment Officer, Joint Medical Store.	Download PDF File.
Private Sector Pro-Poor Business Models for Health Care Service Delivery-Tapley Jordanwood– Think Well Global	Download PDF File.

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