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Integrated Health Model - P4H Network

Integrated Health Model

Short description
The Integrated Health Model is a tool, which helps country governments estimate the total resources – human, infrastructural, financial – required to meet the health-related Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

Purpose
The purpose is to estimate the total costs of delivering integrated health services at scale to achieve the MDGs.

Methodology and type of data required
The Integrated Health Model consolidates and builds on several health costing tools developed by other development partners, including WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA and UNAIDS. The model’s key feature is the coherent scale-up of integrated health services anchored in a comprehensive treatment of the health system.
This model uses the unit cost approach (cost per case x number of cases).

Users/Target audience
Government planners, bi- and multi-lateral development agencies

Organization
United Nations Development Programme

Contact
info.na.tools@undp.org

Website
http://www.who.int/pmnch/knowledge/publications/costing_tools/en/index10.html
http://content.undp.org/go/newsroom/publications/poverty-reduction/poverty-website/mdg-na/mdg-needs-assessment-tools.en 

Keywords
costing tool

Note
This tool is in process of being integrated in the OneHealth tool and no further updates will be provided.
 

Reference
04 Jan 2015