System within System: World Health Organization Building Blocks and Public-Private Partnership in Healthcare sector of Pakistan

Abstract

"Health systems" (also called "health care systems" and "healthcare systems") are organizations that provide health care services to target populations by integrating people, institutions, and resources. A health care system is nothing more than a collection of interdependent pieces and their relationships. People, organizations, and behaviors whose primary goal is to promote, restore, or maintain health are part of a "health system." This system relies on the interdependence of its various components. Numerous components that make up a health care system, like patients, families, communities, health departments, health care professionals, and organizations responsible for funding health care are just a few examples. The duties and functions of each component are intertwined. WHO proposes supporting and building a health care system based on the following framework, the Six Health System Building Blocks? It is possible to produce more equitable and long-lasting gains in health services and outcomes by enhancing the six components of the health system and 1 managing their interrelationships .