واقع الشراكة بين القطاع الصحي الحكومي والمؤسسات الأهلية الصحية وأثرها على استدامة الخدمات الصحية بقطاع غزة
Date
2019-12-31
Authors
شـادي محمد أبو بريك
Shadi Mohammed Abu Break
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Publisher
Al-Quds University
Abstract
The study aimed to identify the reality of the partnership between the government’s health
sector and the non-governmental health institutions and its impact on the sustainability of
health services in the Gaza Strip. The study was based on the analytical descriptive
approach, and the survey population consisted of (194) managers working in the Ministry
of Health and managers of health NGOs in the Gaza Strip. A complete census was carried
out addressing the entire study population, and a questionnaire was used as a study tool. It
was drafted and submitted to the reviewers who confirmed its validity and reliability. (180)
questionnaires were retrieved with a recovery rate of (92.73%). The SPSS statistical
analysis program was used for data analysis.
The study reached a number of results; the most notable of which: the presence of
strategic planning between the government’s health sector and health NGOs in the Gaza
Strip at a relative weight of (72.80%). Moreover, there appeared to be a considerable
degree of consensus among the members of the population about the reality of control
between the government’s health sector and health NGOs in the Gaza Strip at a relative
weight of (70.80%). In addition, the current legal enactments allow for the supervision and
regulation of partnership contracts between the Ministry of Health and health NGOs. There
is also a marked decline in funding health services by financiers and official bodies, and
weakness in providing more reliable funding sources due to the blockade imposed on the
Gaza Strip.
The results showed that there are no statistically significant differences at (0.05≥α)
between the mean scores of the sample regarding the reality of the partnership between the
government’s health sector and health NGOs and the sustainability of health services in the
Gaza Strip considering the variables of age, gender, years of experience, workplace, Job
title, educational qualifications.
The most important recommendations the study came to are asking the related authorities
to exert more efforts on setting alternative and sustainable policies and funds for the health
sector, and activating the role of legal entities in setting cooperation protocols or a
partnership manual that guarantees the rights of all parties and clarifies their roles and
responsibilities.