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Managing Programs to Maximize Access and Quality: Lessons Learned from the Field
Languages:
English, French
Publisher:
Maximizing Access and Quality
Series/Journal Title:
MAQ Papers
Copyright:
2000
Pages:
16
Description:
This paper focuses on lessons learned about building quality improvement into service delivery programs. Addressed to the program leaders and donor agencies that allocate resources for service delivery programs, the paper offers guidance on the actions that must take place to improve the quality of reproductive health and child survival programs. This guidance is based on the field experiences of members of the Management and Supervision Subcommittee of the MAQ Initiative. [publisher’s description]
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