Implementation Challenges in Public Policies Towards Indigenous Peoples: The Impact of Health Policies in Urban Contexts

Huencho, Verónica Figueroa; Fernández, Cristián Lagos; Hizaut, Mónica Manríquez; Sanhueza, Jame Rebolledo

doi:10.1080/07256868.2020.1779201

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“…Tailand [8,11,20] Iran [8,[21][22][23][24][25][26] Chile [27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39] France [8,[40][41][42][43][44][45] Tunisia [8,[46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54] Origin of demand for participation Despite the fact that the model designed for Tunisia is based on the successful model of Tailand, the "Societal Dialogue for Health System Reform" program is still far from realization of its goals for reasons including lack of political and managerial stability, lack of trust, and tension between citizens and health professionals [54].…”

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Cross-Country Study of Institutionalizing Social Participation in Health Policymaking: A Realist Analysis

Bonab

Majdzadeh

Rajabi

2023

Health & Social Care in the Community

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Strong evidence suggests that interventions based on community participation have a positive effect on a range of health outcomes in different settings. Community participation contributes significantly to the promotion of health at the local level, especially among the more disadvantaged groups of the society. The main goal of social participation mechanisms is to fill the gap between the views of the policymakers and the experiences and needs of the communities. An important point is that institutionalization of social participation in the development of health policies and its continuity over time are essential requirements. The question here is how participation should be institutionalized in the systems that have started this process. We conducted a realistic evaluation of a multicase study of public participation in health system policymaking. Countries including France, Chile, Iran, Thailand, and Tunisia were selected. The study objective was to determine interventions and mechanisms used by these countries for community participation in health policymaking and institutionalizing it. The data were extracted via a literature review for each country using a realistic approach analysis also known as context, intervention, mechanism, and outcome (CIMO) configurations. Thailand and France, which have applied a set of interventions such as supportive legislations, evidence production structures for informed decision making and interactions, accountability and transparency, and providing a context for development of civil society organizations, have succeeded in institutionalizing community participation in health policymaking. Iran, Tunisia, and Chile have been successful in this regard, but they are still far from institutionalizing community participation. Success in the institutionalization of participatory health governance requires a political will and commitment at the highest level in order to minimize the conflicts between economic and political interests of different stakeholders and to implement a set of interventions to maximize social participation in health policymaking.

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Section: Teme Subthemementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Tailand [8,11,20] Iran [8,[21][22][23][24][25][26] Chile [27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39] France [8,[40][41][42][43][44][45] Tunisia [8, 46-…”

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Cross-Country Study of Institutionalizing Social Participation in Health Policymaking: A Realist Analysis

Bonab

Majdzadeh

Rajabi

2023

Health & Social Care in the Community

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Sobre implementação de políticas públicas: uma revisão sistemática da literatura e agenda de pesquisas

2022

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Resumo Estudos sobre implementação de políticas públicas têm buscado melhores formas de compreender as falhas e a própria realidade desse processo. A partir de uma revisão sistemática da literatura, que contou com análise bibliométrica, este artigo aponta a historiografia e as frentes de pesquisa sobre a temática e analisa a autoria e as redes de cocitação de autores. Posteriormente, uma metanálise das publicações que compõem o portfólio teórico final (construído por meio do ano de publicação, número de citações e fator de impacto dos periódicos) apresenta as perspectivas e os modelos teóricos prevalentes, os resultados empíricos e as lacunas de cada trabalho. Resultados apontam que temas como governança, desenvolvimento sustentável, e-government, street-level bureaucracy (burocracia de nível de rua), políticas de saúde e descentralização dos processos da administração pública trazem um cenário de pesquisas relevantes para teorizações e aplicações empíricas das discussões do campo. Por fim, apresenta-se uma agenda de pesquisa futura.

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Dynamic Analysis of Factors Affecting the Efficient Implementation of Civil Service Law in the Field of Human Resources Management

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Doostar,

Memarzadeh

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Implementation Challenges in Public Policies Towards Indigenous Peoples: The Impact of Health Policies in Urban Contexts

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Cross-Country Study of Institutionalizing Social Participation in Health Policymaking: A Realist Analysis

Cross-Country Study of Institutionalizing Social Participation in Health Policymaking: A Realist Analysis

Sobre implementação de políticas públicas: uma revisão sistemática da literatura e agenda de pesquisas

Dynamic Analysis of Factors Affecting the Efficient Implementation of Civil Service Law in the Field of Human Resources Management

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