Participatory systems analysis tools for improved health systems performance.

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Introduction to complex health systems and various tools for analysing complex health systems
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SOPH_Martina_Lembani_Webinar_Series_Invitation_v6 — Webinar poster

A webinar Series hosted by Dr Martina Lembani from the 29th September till the 10th November

Main organiser	Dr Martina Lembani
Title	Participatory systems analysis tools for improved health systems performance.
Target audience	Health Managers at different levels in the public, NGOs and private sector, front line workers, Pharmacy and allied health leaders, environmental health workers, and other health systems players at district and facility levels.
Purpose/rationale	To empower health managers and health professionals with skills to holistically analyse complex issues in their health system and identify key leverage points for intervention for an effective health system response.
Learning outcomes	By the end of this course, participants should be able to: Understand key concepts of complex health systems Know a range of health systems analysis tools/methodologies Understand how to conduct and facilitate analysis of complex health issues using the various tools and methodologies presented to them Interpret information generated using these tools/methodologies and identify key leverage points for intervention to strengthen their health systems
Type of activity	Monthly webinar series
Initial ideas on content	Upcoming planned session for 2021 Session 1 – 29^th September 2021: Introduction to complex health systems and various tools for analysing complex health systems Session 2 – 20^th October 2021: Group Model Building methodology using Causal loop diagrams: Case studies from Cote D’Ivoire (a case of HIV service provision following the disputed presidential election of 2010) Nigeria (a case study in the Yobe State, in response to the Boko Haram insurgency between 2011 and 2014) South Africa (a case of a maternal health service provision in Eastern Cape, South Africa addressing a context of chronic health systems adversity). Session 3 – 10^th November 2021 : Social Network Analysis: Case studies on Strengthening collaboration for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health services in Mpumalanga Province and assessing patterns of supervisory relationships of ward-based outreach teams in North West province, South Africa
Time and length	1 hour 30 minutes sessions contact hours starting at 13h00
Possible collaborators	Dr Gina Teddy –Lecturer, School of Public Service and Governance, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), Founder- Center for Health Systems and Policy Research at GIMPA
How to measure, evaluate, ‘see’ process and outcomes	Process number of participants attending subsequent webinar sessions level of participation and engagement/interest with the material Outcomes number of participants able to use the participatory analysis tools in their work