Description
Based on main findings from the Viet Nam Population Health Programme Population Health Study, co-led by the SSRC’s Vietnam Program and the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences (VASS), “What Makes for an Effective Commune Health Center” aims to develop the basic components of effective commune health center (CHC) models for different rural areas in Vietnam. The report analyzes three models for an effective CHC and provides a toolkit for evaluating CHCs in different contexts and identifying best practices, as well as a set of policy recommendations aimed at developing major components of each CHC model.
To learn more about the Population Health Study and its findings, please see:
- Fact Sheet – Longitudinal Study of Population Health in Three Vietnamese Provinces
- Event – Policy Roundtable on Improving the Quality of Health Care at the Grassroots Level in Vietnam
- Report – Analysis of Self-Reported Health in Commune Health Centers
- Report – Strengthening Commune Health Centers in Vietnam
- Policy Brief – Working Toward a Healthy Vietnam: Key Policy Messages from the VASS-SSRC Project
This report is also available on The Atlantic Philanthropies website.