Quality of Care in China: Scaling Up a Pilot Project into a National Reform Program  

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Kaufman, Joan ; Erli, Zhang ; Zhenming, Xie

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Studies in Family Planning vol. 37 no. 01 (Mar. 2006), page 17-28.
Topik: Quality of Care; Pilot Project; Organizational Change
Fulltext: s26 v37 n1 p17 2006 win.pdf (2.85MB)

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China's family planning program ranks as history's most intensive effort to control national population growth. Although advocates for global population control have lauded China's effort to limit births as a fundamental part of its sustainable development goals, the country's population policy has also generated much international criticism. As China enters the new millennium, a long-overdue reform of its approach to implementing its family planning program has begun to refocus the program on clients' needs, informed choice of contraceptives, and better-quality services. Originally inspired by the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development held in Cairo, the reform program began as a pilot project among six counties and has now become a blueprint for reorienting the national family planning program. This article reviews the process by which a small, innovative pilot project was scaled up into a national reform effort and the key lessons learned about scaling up sensitive but necessary innovation in a difficult political environment.

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