Health Systems

5. Geographically defined, unit of population
6. The extent to which a national plan is feasible
7. Paying proportionate attention to different priorities
8. Political, economic and administrative authority in managing a country
10. A measure of the fairness of health services in distributing well-being
12. Universal access to health services with social health protection
13. Identification, balancing, and ranking of priorities by stakeholders
15. A measure of the difference between current health and ideal health
17. Health services targeted at the population as a whole
20. Activities aimed at modifying a process in order to change 1+ of their characteristics
21. A comparison of costs and achieved results
23. Good governance
24. Activities whose primary purpose is to promtoe, restore, and/or maintain health
25. The inputs required to make health systems work
26. An intermediate result towards an objective that a programme seeks to achieve

1. Estimations of costs of different scenarios
2. Strategies are aligned with programmes and planning
3. Health care expectations expressed by individuals or communities
4. An individual, group, or organisation that has an interest in the system/delivery of care
9. The capacity to produce the maximum output for a given input
11. Coordination of functions across different phases of the service production process
14. Objectively determined deficiencies in health that require health care
16. Payments for goods or services that include direct payments, cost sharing, and informal payments
18. Extent of interaction between the service and its target population
19. The extent to which an intervention does what it's intended
22. A primary level health care worker who coordinates specialised care