Private Providers' Interest and Willingness to Pay for Quality Improvement in Peru
In Peru, SHOPS conducted a study to identify the types of recognition mechanisms private providers prefer. This poster highlights four main findings:
- There is a strong interest amongst private providers in quality improvement
- Many are willing to pay to participate in a quality improvement program with a recognition component
- Almost 50 percent would prefer the that the recognition component of the program be access to training and professional development opportunities
- A third expressed a preference for a QI program with a recognition component operated by a professional association
It was presented by Caroline Quijada during a poster session at the International Conference on Family Planning in November 2013.
A research report from this study is also available on the SHOPS website.
Contributor
SHOPS Project
Published
November 2013
Resource Types
Other
Country
Peru
Technical Area
Provider Quality
Keywords
quality improvement
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