A newly appointed health minister in an LMIC (Low- and Middl…

A newly appointed health minister in an LMIC (Low- and Middle-Income Country) is tasked with strengthening the country’s health system. After reviewing the World Health Organization’s (WHO) six building blocks of a health system, the minister notices that service delivery remains poor despite having well-trained healthcare professionals, particularly in rural areas. Additionally, there are frequent shortages of essential medicines, and patient records are not systematically maintained.Which of the following would be the most effective first step in addressing these challenges using a systems-thinking approach? is the highest authority in South Africa?

Scenario: The Western Cape Department of Health realised tha…

Scenario: The Western Cape Department of Health realised that worker morale was low and healthcare staff was generally dissatisfied, which led to high turnover. To help motivate employees to improve worker morale and ultimately improve service delivery, you are requested to advise the department on the best strategy. What strategy would you advise the department to implement?

Scenario: The Department of Health in Gauteng has embarked o…

Scenario: The Department of Health in Gauteng has embarked on an initiative to recruit LGBTIQ+ healthcare staff as a deliberate attempt to improve the diversity within the workforce and to support human rights of all employees. What Human Resources programme might be most effective in supporting the implementation of this programme to be a success?