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Research outputs: SOUTH AFRICA'S REVITALISED RESPONSE TO AIDS AND HIV (SARRAH)
2013 Report on the process evaluation of the strengthening South Africa's revitalised response to HIV and Health's (SARRAH's) prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) workstream
As the SARRAH PMTCT workstream's work proper ended in July 2011, the evaluation mainly assessed intermediate outcomes from 2009 to 2011. Th...
2013 SARRAH impact evaluation: phase 1 (2012): support national interventions to improve access to and equity within HIV and health services at national and provincial levels
The implementation of NHI is a very large and long term initiative (at least 14 years) in which many players are involved. Whilst there is l...
2013 SARRAH impact evaluation: phase 1 (2012/13): strengthen performance management and strategic planning for HIV and health services at national and provincial levels
With new leadership in the Ministry and Department of Health from 2009/10 there has been renewed interest and commitment to organisational r...
2012 SARRAH impact evaluation: Phase 1 (2012): strengthen systems to effectively monitor and evaluate national strategic plans for HIV & AIDS and health
The hypothesis for this workstream is that the establishment of a giant data warehouse (NHIRD) integrating up-to-date information on all asp...