A critique – comparing South African private hospital prices internationally
In 2015, the health division of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the South African country office of the World Health […]
Cost-benefit analysis for GIZ Bangladesh
Scenarium undertook the first cost-benefit analysis of occupational health and safety (OHS) in a low-income country. It was based on a project conducted at […]
Evaluation of GIZ health programme in Tanzania
The ‘Tanzanian-German Programme to Support Health’ (TGPSH) of GIZ has been working towards strengthening the country’s health system since 2003. Led by the Ministry […]
Assessing and monitoring the value for money of health partnerships for THET
As information technology has advanced and the general public has become better informed and more critical of the ways in which public money is […]
Research into efficiency of cancer care: clinical pathways and care delivery in Germany
On behalf of the UK-based Office of Health Economics, Scenarium contributed to their delivery of an evidence-based assessment of the current state of cancer […]
Universal health coverage (UHC) with equity
Using nationally aggregated data to develop effective and equitable policies for the advancement towards UHC have failed to identify, and subsequently address, substantive differences […]
Integration of HIV programmes en route to UHC
Current international agendas such as the Sustainable Development Goals and the UNAIDS Fast-Track Strategy to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030 as well as […]
Open source health insurance software
A large proportion of people worldwide have little or no access to affordable healthcare. Many countries have no or insufficient health coverage for their […]
Mapping and documentation of work processes in Bangladesh
Scenarium conducted a planning exercise for two envisaged pilot schemes for social health protection on behalf of GIZ in Bangladesh. The first scheme was […]