Organisational Capacity Building in Health Systems

Niyi Awofeso is Professor in the School of Population Health, University of Western Australia, and Conjoint Professor in the School of Public Health and Community Medicine, University of New South Wales.

Theme 1: Theories, Typology, and Functions of Organisations Prologue Chapter 1. Evolution of Capacity Building in Health Systems Chapter 2. Health Systems Chapter 3. Theories of Health Organisations Chapter 4. Structures and Functions of Health Organisations Theme 2: Management of Health Organisations Chapter 5. Management Prescribed, Observed and Interpreted Chapter 6. Leadership and Health Organisations Theme 3: Capacity building in Health Systems: General Overview Chapter 7. Capacity Building in the Health Sector: Conceptual Framework Chapter 8. Intervention Points for Effective Capacity Building in Health Systems Theme 4: Capacity Building in Health System Contexts Chapter 9. Capacity Building for Communicable Diseases Control Chapter 10. Capacity Building for Non-communicable Diseases Control Chapter 11. Capacity Building for Health Systems Research Chapter 12. Capacity Building for Health Workforce & Services Delivery Chapter 13. Capacity Building for Reducing Maternal Mortality Chapter 14. Capacity Building for Facilitating Optimal Resource Allocation to Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Chapter 15. Capacity Building for Public Health Emergency Preparedness Chapter 16. Capacity Building for Efficient Health Care Delivery to Prisoners Chapter 17. Capacity Building for Improved Occupational Health and Safety Chapter 18. Capacity Building for Improving Mental Health Service Delivery Theme 5: Addressing Obstacles, and Evaluating Capacity Building Activities in the Health Systems Chapter 19. Challenges Encountered in Health Systems’ Capacity Building Chapter 20. Assessing the Impacts of Organisational Capacity Building in Health Systems Epilogue