Improving Efficiency in Health

Conference on Improving Efficiency in Health For all the right people, in the right places, in the right way, at the right time

3 & 4 February 2016 | Washington D.C. | Online at WB Live and WB webcast | #IEH2016 Conference Program: February 3, 2016

Preston Auditorium - World Bank, Main Complex (1818 H Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20006)

Online Time Session and presentation titles Presenter Venue presence 08:00 (30’) Registration and Coffee/Tea Preston Lobby Keynote session: Importance of Allocative Efficiency Session Chair: David Wilson Senior Director: Health, Nutrition and 08:30 (10’) Welcome and opening remarks Tim Evans Preston GSD webstream Population Global Practice, The World Bank GSL for Decision and Delivery Science, HIV 08:40 (20’) Conference scene setting David Wilson Preston GSD webstream Program Director, The World Bank Institute Director of the Institute for Health The role of burden of disease, cost Christopher JL Metrics and Evaluation, Professor of Global 09:00 (30’) effectiveness and technical efficiency in Preston GSD webstream Murray, MD DPhil Health, University of Washington School of improved strategic decision making Medicine Senior Fund Portfolio Manager, Grant Allocative Efficiency of HIV Responses: 09:30 (30’) Maxim Berdnikov Management Division, The Global Fund to Preston GSD webstream Results and Experiences Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Director of TB Programs, TB and HIV: Improving efficiency, Saving Representing Ambassador Eric P Goosby MD, 10:00 (30’) Jane Coyne Preston GSD webstream lives United Nations Secretary General’s Special Envoy on Tuberculosis Panel discussion: Improving efficiency – what will it take to bring about real change in health at country 10:30 (45’) level? Nick Menzies/TB-MAC, Suvanand Sahu/StopTB Partnership, Cheri Vincent/USAID, Christopher JL Murray, Jane Preston GSD webstream Coyne, Maxim Berdnikov. MODERATOR: Mukesh Chawla 11.15 (30’) Morning break Preston Lobby Mathematical modelling approaches to improving allocative efficiency for Session Chair: Marelize Gorgens HIV programmes Analysis-driven decision making for HIV Paul Revill Research Fellow, Centre for Health Economics, 11:45 (20’) Preston GSD webstream programs (via video link) University of York The HIV modelling consortium and allocative Prof Tim Hallett Director of the HIV Modelling Consortium, 12:05 (20’) Preston GSD webstream efficiency (via video Link) based at Imperial College London HIV resource allocations using the Goals Director of Modelling and Analysis, Avenir 12:25 (20’) John Stover Preston GSD webstream model Health Wiwat Analysis and Advocacy Regional Support 12:45 (20’) HIV resource allocations using AEM Preston GSD webstream Peerapatanapokin Team, East-West Center, Hawaii 13:05 (55’) Lunch break Preston Lobby HIV allocative efficiency analysis applications and related efforts Session Chair: David Evans Head of Infectious Disease Modelling & Optima The Optima-HIV approach and lessons learnt 14:00 (35’) Prof David Wilson Team leader, Centre for Population Preston GSD webstream from its applications Health, Burnet Institute Research Associate, Improving HIV Allocative Efficiency in West 14:35 (20’) Dr Janne Estill Institute of Social and Preventative Medicine, Preston GSD webstream Africa University of Bern Senior Lecturer in Health and Development Improving HIV Allocative Efficiency in ECA Dr Jolene Skordis- 14:55 (20’) Economics, University College London, Preston GSD webstream and links to transition planning Worrall Institute for Global Health 15:15 (20’) Application of Optima-HIV in LAC Fernando Lavadenz The World Bank Preston GSD webstream 15:35 (25’) Discussion and Q&A Preston GSD webstream 16:00 (30’) Afternoon break Preston Lobby 16:30 (45’) Panel discussion: Future Directions for efficiency in HIV and linkages to broader health efforts. Prof David Preston GSD webstream Wilson/BI; David Wilson/WB; Jolene Skordis-Worrall; Paul Revill; Janne Estill; Prof Tim Hallett; John Stover; Wiwat

1 Online Time Session and presentation titles Presenter Venue presence Peerapatanapokin; Fernando Lavadenz. MODERATOR: Elizabeth Mziray 17:15 Reception Preston Lobby

Conference on Improving Efficiency in Health For all the right people, in the right places, in the right way, at the right time

3 & 4 February 2016 | Washington D.C. | Online at WB Live and WB webcast | #IEH2016 Conference Program: February 4, 2016 Room JB1-080, World Bank J Building (701 18th Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20006)

Online Time Session and presentation titles Presenter Venue presence 08:30 (30’) Registration and Coffee/Tea JB1-080 reception area

Further reflections on improving efficiency in health Session Chair: Mukesh Chawla CIGI Chair in Global Health Current efforts to quantify cost and impact of GSD 09:00 (30’) Sue Horton Economics, Professor at University of JB1-080 nutrition programmes webstream Waterloo Vice President for Programs and Keynote: Improving the efficiency of benefits Amanda GSD 09:30 (30’) Director for Global Health Policy, JB1-080 plans for UHC Glassman webstream Center for Global Development The GFF and its opportunity for improving Monique GSD 10.00 (30’) Lead Health Specialist, World Bank JB1-080 efficiency in child health Vledder webstream Existing approaches and tools for costing, GSD 10:30 (30’) Meera Shekar GSL for Nutrition, World Bank JB1-080 financing and cost-efficiencies for nutrition webstream 11:00 (30’) Morning break JB1-080 reception area Improving allocative efficiency in health Session Chair: David Wilson Ambassador- U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator and Keynote: Increasing program impact and at-Large 11:30 (30’) Special Rep. for Global Health JB1-080 WB Live efficiency through data analysis Deborah L. Diplomacy, U.S. Department of State. Birx MD Keynote: The importance of allocative Dr Agnes Director of Health Systems 12:00 (30’) JB1-080 WB Live efficiency in health in the context of UHC Soucat Governance and Financing, WHO The Global Health Cost Consortium: Standards James G Kahn 12:30 (30’) University of California San Francisco JB1-080 WB Live and Analyses for Better Cost Data MD, MPH 13:00 (60’) Lunch break JB1-080 reception area

Reflections: Improve allocative and technical efficiency in Health Session Chair: Rocio Schmunis Dr Joseph Promoting sustainability through efficiency gains: Coordinator Health Financing Policy, GSD 14:00 (15’) Kutzin (via Preston a system-wide approach World Health Organization webstream video link) Panel discussion: Next steps concerning improving efficiency in health efforts. World Bank Health Nutrition and Population Global Solution Leads: Christoph Kurowski (WB GSL for Health financing); Patrick 14:15 (45’) Osewe (WB GSL for Healthy Societies) – via video link; Meera Shekar (WB GSL for Nutrition); David Wilson JB1-080 (WB GSL for Decision and Delivery Science, and HIV Program Director) and Michele Gragnolati (WB GSL for Population and Development). MODERATOR: Rocio Schmunis 15:00 (30’) Afternoon break JB1-080 reception area Discussion of allocative efficiency models Breakaway sessions TB Hepatitis C Nutrition Child Health 15:30 (90’) Topic (Room JB1 080) (Room J10-133) (Room J6-047) (Room JB1 - 061) 15:30 Setting the stage and questions to be addressed Nicole Fraser James G Kahn Jakub Jan Kakietek Toby Kasper

15:45 Presenting an ‘Optima’ approach Tan Doan Nick Scott Iyanoosh Reporter Jolene Skordis-Worrall

2 Online Time Session and presentation titles Presenter Venue presence 16:00 Context of other tools and processes Nick Menzies Nick Scott Jakub Jan Kakietek David Wilson /BI

16:15 General discussion Nicole Fraser James G Kahn Jakub Jan Kakietek Toby Kasper 17:00 Closing remarks David Wilson World Bank GSL for Decision and Delivery Science JB1-080