Jeffrey Lane's research while affiliated with University of Washington Seattle and other places
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Publications (9)
This paper aims to describe and analyse progress with domestic HIV-related policies in PEPFAR partner countries, utilising data collected as part of PEPFAR’s routine annual program reporting from U.S. government fiscal years 2010 through 2016.
402 policies were monitored for one or more years across more than 50 countries using the PEPFAR policy tr...
The development and management of health policies, strategies and guidelines (collectively, policies) in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) are often ad hoc and fragmented due to resource constraints a variety of other reasons within ministries of health. The ad hoc nature of these policy processes can undermine the quality of health pol...
Achieving an AIDS-free generation will require the adoption and implementation of critical health policy reforms. However, countries with high HIV burden often have low policy development, advocacy, and monitoring capacity. This lack of capacity may be a significant barrier to achieving the AIDS-free generation goals. This manuscript describes the...
Road Map for Monitoring and Implementing Policy Reforms.
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Workshop Evaluation Module 3-Month Follow-up.
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Workshop Evaluation Module 1B.
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Policy Reforms in the Partnership Frameworks.
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Workshop Evaluation Module 1C.
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Workshop Evaluation Module 1A.
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Citations
... Policy adoption, policy implementation, and policy evaluation are examples of other stages in the policy cycle which sequentially follow policy development. The process of policy advancement is relevant to HIV services and health generally [20], as exemplified by the case of task sharing policy development in Kenya. ...
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... This study's findings highlight that policy-making for vivax malaria and likely for other anti-malarial guidelines is characterized by under documentation and complex and often time-consuming processes. In the medium to longer term, better integration of policymaking processes for malaria into the overall national health policy-making processes (assuming those exist) would potentially strengthen overall health governance and would address the limited connection between the NMP and the MOH in the policy-making process [76]. Thereby ensuring any guidance provided to NMPs to facilitate their decision and policy-making processes is institutionalized within the MoH and aligns with its overarching guidance on policy-making and national health strategies [77,78]. ...
... To effectively reduce the HIV incidence in newborns, requires an increased HIV testing uptake among pregnant women, a reduction of HIV prevalence amongst pregnant women, a suppressed viral load and a full understanding of the HIV epidemiology among pregnant women. Every good policy needs continued monitoring, comparisons from different implementation sites and sharing of lessons that will lead to refinement [21]. With all the policy changes in HIV care, assumptions are that the epidemiology of HIV would have also been affected, e.g. ...
