Universal health and preparedness review: national phase guidance
Strengthening WHO preparedness for and response to health emergencies
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Overview
This document provides countries with comprehensive guidance on the UHPR process. It underscores the importance of preparation and outlines the essential prerequisites that countries should consider before engaging in the UHPR process, ensuring a solid foundation for smooth and successful implementation. The Guidance details the activities and delineates the roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders involved in conducting the national review of country’s capacities and identifying strategic priorities for health security, through the UHPR process. It clarifies the expected outcomes and explains the process for transitioning from the national phase to the global peer review phase.
Additionally, it describes how to leverage the outputs of the UHPR process to strengthen your country’s capacities for health emergency preparedness and response, health systems, and Universal Health Coverage (UHC). The document includes annexes that offer access to crucial tools and resources designed to support the seamless implementation of the UHPR process. These supplementary materials are intended to enhance understanding and facilitate effective execution at every stage of the UHPR journey.
The UHPR is a Member State-led process, with WHO providing support throughout.