Health System Governance

Health system governance refers to the processes and structures that ensure a country's healthcare system functions effectively, fairly, and sustainably. It involves setting policies, making decisions, overseeing resources, and ensuring that healthcare services meet national standards and people's needs. Good governance promotes transparency, accountability, and participation from stakeholders, including government agencies, healthcare providers, and the public. Ultimately, it aims to improve health outcomes by ensuring that the system operates efficiently, ethically, and in a way that protects everyone's right to quality healthcare.