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Table 2 Key results according to the health systems building blocks

From: The impact of donor transition on continuity of maternal and newborn health service delivery in Rwenzori sub-region of Uganda: a qualitative country case study analysis

 

Building blocks

Key themes

1

Health financing

Enablers;

• Counterpart funding from government

• Successor grants from other donors

• Continued support from other USAID-funded projects

Barriers;

• High cost of servicing maternity equipment

• Inability to finance some community components

2

Service delivery

Enablers;

• Demand-side component popularised services

• Consistent application of learning

• Heavy infrastructural upgrade

• Project-procured equipment continued to serve

Barriers;

• Setbacks in the community referral systems

• Disruptions in the private sector component

3

Human Resources for Health

Enablers;

• Massive absorption of project-recruited workforce

• Project staff salary harmonisation with public service

Barriers;

• Termination of support from offsite project mentors

• Some health facilities (rural) unable to retain staff

4

Health Information systems

Enablers;

• Continued offsite support from implementing partner

• Government support with reporting tools

Barriers;

• Data management requirements exceed capacity

• Variations in capturing data within the catchment area.

5

Governance

Enablers;

• Calibre of district leadership

Barriers;

• Unstable district technical leadership.

6

Medical products, Vaccines and Technologies

Enablers;

• Support for medicines and supplies from successor grants.

Barriers;

• Medicines and supplies stock-outs