To create a platform for researchers, rogrammers, policymakers, and academia for knowledge transfer
To build a collaborative partnership with key stakeholders (universities, research institutes, partners…)
To revitalize information utilization as the core function of the health system actors
To enhance the contribution of evidence use in policy-making to strengthen health system resilience
• Compile and disseminate available evidence on health service delivery bottlenecks,
• Identify innovative evidence/technologies and translate them into practices,
• Bridge the evidence generation and translation systems for better healthcare delivery services,
• Improve evidence generation and utilization culture in the region’s health care delivery system.
It aims to identify and document existing evidence on health service delivery status and bottlenecks that help contribute to potential key stakeholders’ future orientation in advancing evidence generation and utilization in the health system.
I. Health system resilience during a public health emergency
II. Evidence use and strategy to sustain essential health services and provide quality care during an emergency
Catastrophic events in the last decade highlighted the importance of understanding how to lead healthcare systems in extreme and unprecedented emergencies. It has been triggered in developed countries by the economic crisis, especially in low and middle-income countries, by pandemics and outbreaks such as Ebola, and conflicts with disastrous consequences. The emergence and rapid spread of COVID-19 ….
PROGRAM THEMATIC AREAS….
Tarekegn Sarbessa3, Esayas Kebede2, Daniel Yilma2, Tizta Tilahun3, Mirkuzie Woldie3, Dabesa Gobena1, Kabaye Kumela2, Tsinuel Nigatu3 Oromia Health Bureau1, Jimma University2, Fenot-UBC Project3 Corresponding Author: Tarekegn Sarbessa Email: taresarb@gmail.com
Getahun Fetensa1,Tadesse Tolossa2, Emiru Merdassa Atomsa2 *2Department of Nursing, Institute of Health Sciences, Wollega University 2Department of Public Health, Wollega University Corresponding author: Getahun Fetensa E-mail- fetensagetahun@gmail.com
Dufera Rikitu Terefa 1, Adisu Tafari Shama 1 1Department of Public Health, Institute of Health Sciences, Wollega University Corresponding Author: Dufera Rikitu E-mail: duferar@wollegauniversity.edu.et
Minyechil Alehegn1, Abebe Belay2 1School of Computing and Informatics, Mizan Tepi University 2Debre Markos Institute of Technology, Debre Markos University Corresponding Author: Minyechil Alehegn E-mail minyechil21@gmail.com
email: info@orhb.gov.et
Location:- Saarbet(Calcallii) Finfinnee (Addis Abeba)