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Replication Data for: Examining the Implementation Process and Experience of health facility Autonomy Reforms in Kenya: A mixed methods study of counties in Kenya

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healthcare
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MusNziAmbOch
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KWT
Éditeur:
Har
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The way policies are implemented greatly influences their overall effectiveness. In Kenya, counties have made various efforts over the past decade to roll out health facility autonomy reforms. This dataset captures the practical experiences of implementing these reforms, offering insights to support ongoing efforts in Kenya and to inform other countries exploring similar reforms. The dataset is based on a Health Facility Assessment (HFA) conducted in 142 facilities across 6 counties. Using REDCap software installed on tablets, trained research assistants administered structured questionnaires to facility managers. The data explores the level of autonomy these managers experience across five key domains: financial management, procurement, human resources for health, operational decision-making, and strategic planning. Data Access: Open In case you need further clarification on the dataset, please make a formal request to our Data Governance Office. How to request Email the Data Governance Committee at dgc@kemri-wellcome.org

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Medicine, Health and Life SciencesSocial SciencesHealth facility autonomyFacility Financing

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