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Accreditation of Providers for the National Health Insurance Fund of Tanzania
Language:
English
Publisher:
Management Sciences for Health
Publication Date:
1999
Pages:
38
Description:
This report will review the critical elements of quality assessment in Section 1. In the second section it will review the National Health Insurance Fund Act requirements for accreditation and the current means of registering and evaluating health providers. What is needed in accreditation, the options for Tanzania, and the potential problems there may be with accreditation. The final section provides practical guidance for implementing a short-term and longterm strategy for accreditation of NHIF providers and more broadly for all Tanzanian providers. Appendix A provides a practical tool: An Accreditation Survey Instrument for Hospitals. [author’s description]
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