The Behavior Effect: A JSI Livecast Series
February 16th, 2023 | event
JSI held a three-part series on person-centered care through its new The Behavior Effect livecast. The series focused on three areas where change is needed to operationalize person-centered care: 1) policies and the way we finance care, 2) the way we develop our workforce and hold systems accountable, and 3) how we design and deliver services. Learn more and watch the recordings from each livecast below:
What it Takes to Govern and Finance Person-Centered Care
JSI’s Kate Onyejekwe moderated a discussion with panelists Andy Seale, WHO; Phillip Kamutenga, JSI; Sentayehu Tsegaye, Amref-Ethiopia; and Lloyd Mulenga, Zambia Ministry of Health on creating an enabling policy and financial environment for person-centered care.
Are We All Accountable for Person-Centered Care?
In the second livecast, Christine Galavotti of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation; Surbhi Seth of John Snow India, Ltd.; Kayode Afolabi, former head of Reproductive Health Division at the Nigerian Ministry of Health; and Anele Yawa of the Treatment Action Campaign, joined Kate Onyejekwe to discuss how we can hold all actors in the health ecosystem accountable for delivering person-centered care.
Person-centered Care: Trust, Access, and the Service Experience
During the final livecast of the series, Kate Onyejekwe spoke to panelists Katharine Bagshaw of USAID, Loddys Abreu of MOSCTHA, Areej Banajah of JSI Yemen, and Harikeerthan Raghuram of iHEAR/Sangath about how person-centered service settings can build trust across the health system, the importance of supporting health care workers, ways to promote person-centered care in fragile settings, and much more.
