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Functions

The PSO has three functions:
 

  1. The PSO provides direct policy support inputs, to MOH and other health sector stakeholders, in terms of policy formation and translation into implementation. In doing so, the PSO:

 

  • analyses the potential, limitations and implications of explicit, implicit and emergent policies and innovations in the health sector;

  • provides technical assistance for upgrading the MOPH information system in order to generate pertinent information for decision making, policy implementation and evaluation;

  • analyses and monitors the political geography of health sector stakeholders and people’s expectations regarding health care, with its implications for policy options;

  • mobilises expertise, academic and other, in Lebanon and in other countries, so as to build an external knowledge network to guarantee that policy recommendations are based on the state of-the art scientific evidence.

 

  1. The PSO provides the permanent secretariat for the organisation of National Health Conference events involving a wide range of stakeholders in ongoing participative debates on key health sector issues. It assists the Organising Committee of the Conference to achieve, through the preparation, implementation and follow-up of these events, objectives of:

 

  • Increased visibility of the technical work, achievements and innovations produced by health sector actors;

  • Heightened awareness among stakeholders about competing priorities and emerging problems;

  • Receptivity of public opinion to rational policies.

 

  1. The PSO moderates a Platform of Communities of Practice, for:

 

  • Enhanced exchange of experience;

  • Accelerated dissemination of organisational innovations and benchmark practices by contagion and diffusion;

  • Enhanced consensus around, involvement in and ownership of health sector reform initiatives championed by MOH;

  • Institutionalised and sustained reliance on collaborative governance;

  • Identification of challenges, weaknesses and opportunities requiring further analysis or research.


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