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Conceptualizing Institutional Capacity Building Through a Learning Process Set in Motion by a Foundation
Capacity Building in Economics Education and Research
Linking Individual, Organizational, and Institutional Capacity Building to Results
Mauritania : Financial/Private Sector Capacity Building
Capacity Building in Africa : The Role of International Financial Institutions
Indigenous Peoples Leadership Capacity Building Program For The Andean Countries
Pay Less, Get More - “Insurance Scheme” as a Sustainable Business Approach to Capacity Building Services
Community-Driven Development in Local Government Capacity Building Projects : Emerging Approaches in Africa
Consolidated Assessment of UPK Revolving Loan Funds in Indonesia for their Financial Performance and Capacity Building Needs
Devising an Appropriate Strategy for Capacity Building of a National Monitoring and Evaluation System
Rethinking capacity building for knowledge mobilisation: developing multilevel capabilities in healthcare organisations
The effectiveness of Australia's capacity building program within the APEC context
Entering the Union : European Accession and Capacity-Building Priorities
Science, Technology, and Innovation : Capacity Building for Sustainable Growth and Poverty Reduction
Capacity Building under Reimbursable Technical Assistance Programs : The Case of Oman's Education Sector
Cape Verde : Public Sector Reform and Capacity Building; Cape Verde: reforme du secteur public renforcement des capacites
Mozambique : Capacity Building for Integrated Coastal Zone Management; Mozambique: reinforceent des capacites visant a une qestion integree des zones cotieres
Capacity Building in Africa : An OED Evaluation of World Bank Support; L'appui de la Banque mondiale au renforcement des capacites en Afrique : une evaluation par l'OED
Capacity building for natural resource management: Lessons from risk and emergency management
Proposed Method to Evaluate the Impact on Health Outcomes of Capacity Building for Maintenance and Repair of Medical Equipment in Rwanda
It has been shown that training biomedical equipment technicians (BMETs) improves healthcare, but it is unclear if capacity building for repair and maintenance of medical equipment leads to improved patient health outcomes, and whether that relationship between equipment service and health can be measured.
Health indicators are identified that may be used to measure an impact on patient health outcomes of Engineering World Health's biomedical equipment repair and maintenance training program in Rwanda.
Fieldwork was conducted for 9 weeks in country to identify these indicators. Providers and administrators in twelve hospitals in Rwanda were interviewed about patient health outcomes, equipment use, and procedure preference based on equipment availability for selected clinical focus areas. Equipment availability and status were also surveyed. From the existing literature, expected health outcomes were compared between procedure preferences to estimate how patients would be affected by the availability of functional medical equipment.
Neonatal jaundice treatment with phototherapy lamps, neonatal thermoregulation with incubators, and oxygen provision for acute respiratory management were identified as areas where the relationship between equipment service training and health could be measured. It is recommended that some of these areas be studied in the field to confirm and quantify the connection.
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