IntegrationThe sharing of all or specific campaign components or functions by a specific program addressing a disease or health need with the is an obvious opportunity, but realization requires an understanding of the purpose and trade offs at different levels. This poster examines some of the data about integration that we have collected as part of our research in Libera against the four campaign effectivenessThe ability of a campaign to achieve specific objectives related to coverage, equity, efficiency and impact. objectives. We found that the impact(i) The total, direct and indirect, effects of a programme, service or institution on a health status and overall health and socio‐economic of integration between campaigns across effectiveness objectives is uncertain but we see positive potential for integration as well. We encourage considering opportunities for integration stating with local-level objectives and looking upstream for more global-level coordination and integration to enable sustainable changes within countries. This poster presentation covers insights derived from a subset of research about Campaign Effectiveness and how factors can drive behavior through systems in high-capacity, low-capacity, and complex contexts.
Stacey Chang, Executive Director, Design Institute for Health, presented this poster of integration insights at our First Annual Health CampaignTime-bound, intermittent activities which are deployed to address specific epidemiologic challenges, expediently fill delivery gaps, or provide surge coverage for health interventions. Effectiveness Coalition Meeting.
Watch the presentation below.