Technical Areas
Completed/Cancelled
| Product/Service | Deliverables | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Armenia Capacity building training on quality of Care | Selected MoH staff trained in the area of quality of care improvement |
Completed |
| Armenia Policy dialogue and consensus building on health financing reform | Policy dialogue events to capture options, review their pros and cons, and build consensus to scale up coverage for UHC |
Completed |
| Armenia Capacity building on health systems financing | Selected MoH staff trained in the area of health systems financing for UHC |
Completed |
| Armenia 2nd International Conference on PHC Towards UHC SDGs Astana Kazakhstan 25 26 October 2018 | Participation to the conference on PHC |
Completed |
| Armenia Development of overarching HSS strategy aiming UHC coordination among partners like WB and ADB | National working group |
Completed |
| Armenia International expert who will work with national working group | Expert who work with group toward HSS strategy |
Completed |
| Armenia Policy dialogue on overarching HSS strategy aiming UHC | National Conference with participation of all national stakeholders |
Completed |
| Armenia HRH Follow up mission | To assist in elaboration of strategic vision on education of medical personnel |
Completed |
| Armenia HRH Policy dialogue | National round table discussion on education of national personnel with participation international experts |
Completed |
| Armenia WHO PHC country scoping mission | Structures of PHC governance and management reviewed and recommendations on a stepwise approach to move towards a new model of PHC discussed at the Round table with stakeholders. | Completed |
| Armenia Visit of Armenian delegation to WHO PHC Demonstration site in Kazakhstan supported by WHO and WB | Valuable and practical insights in PHC model based on multidisciplinary teams, governance and management structures used in Kazakhstan PHC gained and proposals on what and how could be implemented in the Armenian PHC context developed. | Completed |
| Armenia Armenian delegation participated in the Universal Health Coverage Partnership UHC P workshop on 22 October in Astana Kazakhstan The Armenian delegation also took part in the International PHC conference in Astana on 23 October which took stock of | Took stock of progress implementing the commitments in the Declaration of Astana on primary health care since 2018, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and observed concrete results; Identified implementation success factors based on country experiences; and Identify policies and practices to future-proof primary healthcare transformation for moving towards universal health coverage, for greater resilience in the face of emergencies, and for better health and well-being. |
Completed |
| Armenia MoH Armenia Capacity Building on Health Financing | In response to the MoH ARM request WHO covered the participation of ARM candidates in WHO Barcelona Course on Health Financing for Universal Health Coverage, 20-24 November 2023 increasing capacity in: policy instruments to improve health financing policy through the following modules: Coordinating reform – aligning policy instruments with policy objectives Financial protection – securing affordable access to health care Raising revenues – thinking outside the box Pooling health revenues – reducing fragmentation Purchasing – getting more health for the money Re-designing coverage policy for equity, efficiency and transparency. |
Completed |
Details
| Product/Service | Deliverables | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Armenia Development and pilot implementation of a Telemedicine module | Development and implementation of Telemedicine modules within ARMED, with features for both doctors and patients. The services will include both patient-to-doctor and doctor/nurse-to-doctor consultations. This implementation will require relevant equipment in regional medical facilities and/or emergency vehicles. People with certain underlying medical conditions will have quick and convenient access to their doctors. Expected Impact: Patients: Quick remote visits to primary care physicians for appropriate cases, saving time and transportation costs; Physicians: Ability to initiate real-time consultations with other specialists by sharing health records of their patients. | Ongoing |