Certified training program for the Operationalization of the National Health Policy

The Certified training Program for the operationalization of the National Health Policy (PCO-PNS in french) project supported the implementation of the National Health Policy to achieve the government’s 2030 vision, a health system reform aimed at progressively restructuring the organization of healthcare services, health financing, and governance. Around 100 executives and managers from various levels of the health network, representing all governorates of the country, benefited from a capacity-building program in management through certified training and coaching by Canadian and Tunisian experts. Within a few months, the project enabled the planning of 18 large-scale operational projects addressing real professional situations. These projects are ready to be deployed at different levels of the healthcare system and align with the seven pillars of the new health policy (1. Governance, leadership 2. Financing and health insurance 3. Health human resources 4. Health information systems 5. Infrastructure and equipment 6. Drugs, medical devices and other pharmaceutical products 7. Health service delivery). The project’s success and the enthusiasm generated through the training program validated the andragogical and pedagogical approach used