Management System Performance of the Catholic Health Organization in Cameroon: An Integrative Literature Review | Chapter 7 | Research Highlights in Disease and Health Research Vol. 8

 Although health outcomes have corrected in low- and middle-salary nations (LMICs) in current decades, a new truth is nearby. Changing well-being needs, climbing public expectations and energetic new fitness aims require prosperity systems to give better consequences. In many underdeveloped countries, the functioning of strength schemes is one of the main obstacles to access to essential care. The Catholic Organization for Health in Cameroon (OCASC) is not numb these scourges that undermine special care facility for elderly organizations. An preliminary survey attended in April 2021, with the arrangement team having to do with this body, focal points troubles in the supply of medicines and restorative consumables; obtaining the revelation necessary for accountable; inconstancy of workforce; of consumers' inaccessibility to energy duties. All these details are indicative of a question of administrative limits concerning this strength subsystem, and for that an audit review is necessary before some correct measure is adopted. Also, this composition review - whose objective search out draw up a state of news on the audit of the management plan of a fitness arrangement - was attended based on thirty-five (35) studies chosen. Studies that have revealed that the audit of the presidency system of a prosperity system is not natural what its practice demands the allocation of elementary finishes that the actors complicated must master. In addition, the plan of judging a well-being arrangement is established the principle of optimizing allure depiction in consideration of productive management. And likely the authentic dissimilarities that may sustain, in terms of approaches and aims, it be honest to the scientist to pick the precise form of doom tool/instrument that would best solve the intended objective.

Author(s) Details:

Eugénie Yvette Nga Ebolo,
School of Health Sciences, Catholic University of Central Africa, Cameroon.

Benjamin Alexandre Nkoum,
Doctoral Training Unit of the School of Health Sciences, Catholic University of Central Africa, Cameroon.

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