WHO Health Systems Framework

The WHO Health Systems Framework describes how various parts of a health system work together to improve health outcomes. It consists of six key building blocks: service delivery, health workforce, information systems, medical products and technologies, financing, and governance. Each block is essential for ensuring that health services are accessible, effective, and sustainable. By understanding and strengthening these components, countries can better address health challenges, promote wellness, and ensure that everyone has access to the care they need.