Objective
The health of the population of Kosovo has improved, with strengthened healthcare providers and managers able to meet the needs of the patients (especially vulnerable groups), who are more aware of their rights and needs.
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Outcome 1
Primary health care providers in project municipalities deliver quality services that respond better to communities’ needs, including those of vulnerable groups.
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Outcome 2
Health managers in project municipalities improve their performance in guiding service delivery towards continuous quality improvement that responds to communities’ needs.
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Outcome 3
Health awareness and care seeking behavior of the population in project municipalities improves (in particular of vulnerable groups) and communities are empowered to demand the right to quality services and better access to care.
News
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Renovating Family Medicine Center in Kijeve
This is the current condition of the Family Medicine Center in village of Kijeve. But, by the end of September, this Center will have a different look, just then ...
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Swiss TPH and AQH reach the mark of 1,000 participants for the Cohort Study
From March, 2019, The Kosovo Non-Communicable Disease Cohort study (KOSCO) has been recruiting ...
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A cohort study on common non-communicable diseases
The MFMC in Obiliq was the first of twelve municipalities to have completed participant recruitment for the Kosovo Non-Communicable Disease Cohort ...
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Diabetes prevention/tips for taking control
Changing your lifestyle could be a big step toward diabetes prevention — and it’s not too late to start. It’s especially important to make diabetes ...
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