Research Study2022

Mobile Clinic Quality of Care Guidance for Humanitarian Settings

WHO Health Cluster

Primary Care
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Why this matters

Humanitarian responders deploying mobile clinics have a published quality standard to work from. The WHO Health Cluster toolkit provides a planning and decision-making tool, a minimum standard for core services, and a monitoring tool built on 24 quality markers for mobile clinics.

Authors
WHO Health Cluster
Journal
WHO Health Cluster (Toolkit/Guidance Document)
Year
2022
Study design
Program Description/Commentary
Setting
Multiple/Unspecified
Population
General/Unspecified
Outcome domain
Implementation/Operations
Type of organization
International/NGO

Abstract

The Mobile Clinics Toolkit developed by the WHO Health Cluster provides essential tools, practical advice, and training for mobile clinic quality of care in humanitarian settings. It includes a Planning and Decision-Making Tool to assess feasibility, a Minimum Standard Mobile Clinic Component outlining core essential services aligned with national and Cluster standards, and a Quality Monitoring Tool supporting structured data collection based on 24 Quality Markers for Mobile Clinics.

Cite this study:WHO Health Cluster (2022). Mobile Clinic Quality of Care Guidance for Humanitarian Settings. WHO Health Cluster (Toolkit/Guidance Document). https://healthcluster.who.int/our-work/task-teams/quality-improvement-task-team/mobile-clinics-toolkit
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