Institutionalizing Leadership Management and Governance for Health System Strengthening in Emerging Economies: Evidence from the Partnership for Health System Strengthening in Africa (PHSSA)Programme
Tuesday, 1 July, 2025
Health systems in Sub-Saharan Africa face challenges in achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC), largely due to weak governance and leadership. This study, using evidence from the PHSSA programme, finds that effective health governance is context-specific and recommends strengthening leadership through competency-based recruitment, supportive structures, ethical development, financial investment, and institutionalized training to enhance participatory and sustainable health system governance.
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